Can it be extended later?
Yes. Same parts, additional bays.
Yes. Same parts, additional bays.
Yes, to order, on a job of reasonable size. It affects lead time.
Published data for screening applications is in development. Talk to us with the specifics of your site and we’ll advise on spacing and fixing.
The aluminium is classified A2-s1, d0 to EN 13501-1. That’s the material classification, not a certification of the completed enclosure. Send us the project requirement and we’ll be straight with you about what our evidence covers.
Boards are held in channel rather than fixed loosely. If you’re screening something that vibrates, mention it at enquiry. It’s a setting-out consideration.
Boards are held in channel with no visible fixings on the face, and the top cap locks the run down so panels can’t be lifted out. Access gates use the same stainless-steel lock as the gate range.
It’s been used at roof level. Wind loading governs at height, so this is one to discuss at design stage rather than order off the page.
Not structurally. If a covered store is required, tell us at enquiry stage. It changes the frame.
The face can be run solid for full screening or with even gaps for airflow. For enclosed bin stores, some airflow is usually worth having.
Yes, a matched lockable gate in the same finish, so access doesn’t compromise the look.