Fitting bolted cleats in place of cleats welded onto the rafters allowed transportation costs to be slashed due to the ability to stack the rafters more compactly, enabling a quicker installation process on site.

Bemo’s curved standing seam sheets are designed for installation in areas with complex shaped architecture, such as the Gatwick Airport project, which is set for completion at the end of 2014.

Managing Director, Fraser Maitland, said: Our commitment to giving customers all the site and technical support they need, then reliably delivering a quality product, to or beyond specification, on time, to site is further saving them time and effort and therefore money.”

Alumasc’s Caltech cold applied polyurethane liquid roofing system was used to form a seamless membrane and loose grit was brought in to lay across the entire roof in order to cover any patchy areas.

Electrical and drainage work will be undertaken alongside extensive landscaping work to improve the local environment.

Aluflash is available in two finishes; Embossed, which is manufactured for applications such as pitched roof valleys, soakers and box gutters; and Cross corrugated, whereby flashing has to be moulded over and around complex areas such as profiled roof tiles and corners.

The combination of PROVAC and Protan single ply membranes produce a complete roofing solution, significantly reducing the installation time and number of mechanical fixings needed for a refurbishment.

Metal Matters gives details on the benefits of using metal in projects, provides a list of the associations existing members and provides a checklist of points to take into consideration when taking out a guarantee or warranty.

Delomac worked closely with main contractor, Rusell Cawberry, to ensure that minimum disruption was caused during the work, which included the dismantling of the cleaning cradle system and working at heights around plant detailing.