Louvred Wall Cladding for Electricity sub-stations at the Rock Shopping Centre in Bury
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The Rock is a 1.6million sq/ft mixed use development aimed at regenerating the town centre of Bury. The £350million project includes shops, restaurants, cinema, bowling alley, parking space and residential units.
Lang+Fulton supplied 300 sq/m of custom-sized panels and 20 sets of doors to secure and ventilate the street-front elevations of the electricity sub-stations. These were made to fit the structural openings with concealed ancillary steelwork. Italia-100 steel louvred material was chosen for its vandal-resistant properties and was also impenetrable to any abuse from a foreign object.
2.8m high Italia-80 was also used in the car park as an internal visual screen separating vehicle access from a service road.
In addition 160m of 2.8m high Stereo grating panels were installed on the upper levels of the car park around plant areas and emergency exits.
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View all products (49)Italia-100 Cladding And Screening - Steel Louvre Protective Privacy Screen
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