Senior Architectural Systems

Senior delivers PURe® luxury at Grantley Hall

  • 28 Nov 2019

High-performance aluminium fenestration solutions from Senior Architectural Systems have helped breathe new life into the recently refurbished Grantley Hall in North Yorkshire.

The stunning Grade II listed building has been sympathetically repaired, renovated and extended to provide luxury hotel accommodation and a new build spa and wellness retreat. 

The prestigious contract, which is one of the largest engineering projects to be completed in the North of England, saw Senior’s aluminium curtain walling, windows and doors fabricated and installed by supply chain partner Aire Valley Architectural Aluminium Ltd for main contractor R N Wooler and Bowman Riley architects.

A key challenge of the project was to minimise the impact of the new extension on the existing listed building, which dates back to the 17th century. 

With all the original windows in the hall restored to their former glory, it was vital for the fenestration package in the new spa building to be appropriate in terms of both aesthetics and performance. 

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The slim sightlines offered by Senior’s SF52 aluminium curtain wall provided the perfect solution and were perfectly complemented by Senior’s high-performance SPW501 commercial doors and patented low U-value PURe® aluminium windows.

Following the ambitious construction programme, both Grantley Hall and the new spa building have achieved carbon neutral status.

Vital to this was the installation of a ground source heat recovery system, with the exceptional thermal performance of Senior’s aluminium fenestration products also helping to contribute to the overall energy-efficiency of the scheme.

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Senior has invested heavily in his product range to offer specifiers a range of solutions that not only meet current building regulations and energy-efficiency targets but can exceed them.

In addition to the slim profile SF52 aluminium curtain wall system which offers high thermal performance, Senior is also the only UK-based manufacturer to have harnessed the potential of expanded polyurethane (PUR) as a thermal barrier in aluminium doors and windows. 

Through the creation of the PURe® system, which Senior holds a UK patent for, some of the lowest possible U-values can be achieved and carbon calculations significantly reduced. 

Products within the PURe® range include a variety of different window types, from traditional casement and tilt and turn to reversible overswing and parallel push styles, and a choice of door options including the bifolding PURe® FOLD, the patio style PURe® SLIDE and the new PURe® Commercial door.

Contact:

Senior Architectural Systems,
Eland Road,
Denaby Main,
Doncaster,
United Kingdom,
DN12 4HA

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 01709 772600
Fax: 01709 772601

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