Firewalls To Divide Office & Warehouse, A&H Construction, Oxfordshire

A&H Construction

Background

We have worked with A&H Construction on several occasions, and have worked on all the units at this site.

Process

Stancold installed a 150mm thick composite wall & ceiling panels with a mineral fibre core to both units to achieve the required fire ratings. We also installed firestopping products within the wall lines where the firewall/ceiling panels met adjacent structures (such as external cladding and roofing) to ensure the fire integrity of the installation was achieved.

Solution

Stancold dealt with difficult access conditions in Unit 7 by installing 4.10m high firewalls around a projecting gantry/walkway from the wall line. The sheer size of the panels in Unit 7 required extra care and attention to ensure a safe installation was achieved.

Half-way through the project, the client instructed Stancold to supply and install additional fire-rated partitions to the ground floor levels in both units. Stancold reacted quickly and efficiently to ensure these additional works were complete within the client’s original programme requirements.

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An example of Stancold adapting to new requirements within the original timescale.

James Cowmeadow, Stancold Project Manager

150mm fire-rated panels installed in supermarket warehouse

Work in progress for fire rated offices in warehouse

Fire rated panels to form offices in supermarket warehouse

Constructing fire-rated panels for warehouse offices

Location	Banbury
Building Use	Warehouse
Panel Core	Mineral Cored Fibre Panel
Panel Supplier	Eurobond
Panel Thickness	150mm
Panel Requirements	185m²
Services	Project Specific Design Advice
	Correct Specification, Detailing of Each Product
	Load/Span Calculations
	Development of Bespoke CAD Details
	Project Management
	Installation

Firewall & A Non-Fire-Rated Enclosure

Fit-Out Contractor

Background

Stancold were approached by an office fit-out company requiring assistance with the composite partitioning scope of their works for a leading confectionery & sweets manufacturer’s new facilities in Cheshire.

Following a successful tender process, we were awarded the contract to deliver an 84 metre long, 120-minute fire-rated wall and the construction of a non-fire-rated enclosure for a processing room.

Process

Our sales & design teams consulted the client’s architects to propose a solution accommodating the existing steelworks structure. Following a site visit conducted to advise on possible up-rating on fire-rated elements already in place, Stancold settled on a vertically oriented wall made of two stacked rows of Eurobond panels.

Project Delivery

The Stancold team liaised with the client to coordinate our visits in line with other works on site, allowing for flexible delivery of the overall project.

Having built the whitewall, our team returned to the site a month later to construct a 150 m² enclosure to contain a starch-processing plant, keeping it separate from the rest of the facility, given the flammable nature of the matter.

A great showcase of how we can help a contractor deliver their turnkey project

Rob White, Stancold Project Manager

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Non-Fire-Rated Enclosure

Advanced Manufacturer

Background

An advanced manufacturing company from Dorset reached out to Stancold, looking to enclose a space in their old warehouse and make it fit their current standards.

Process

We took on a turnkey contract to deliver the 364 m² box. Due to the building’s limitations, part of the scope included putting in place the steelworks to support the panels.

Stancold engaged a third-party supplier to design a purposefully-built steel frame. Rather than placing panels adjacent to existing columns, we commissioned and oversaw the design & build of a fit-for-purpose solution to form a self-standing structure, liaising with the subcontractor on value-engineering their works to our requirements.

Project Delivery

The client’s strict production schedule meant our team had to adapt the installation process, necessitating a phased delivery with multiple visits. This required the space to be partially usable before completion, demonstrating the flexibility and modularity of composite-panel-system-based builds.

Great work from the team proving we can successfully deliver a project outside of our comfort zone

Sam Glover, Stancold Project Service Manager

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Whitewall Packages for Distribution Warehouses

Parkway MK

Background

Parkway MK were looking for a fire-rated installation subcontractor for three distribution warehouses in Suffolk Park, totalling 285,000 ft² floor space.

Occupiers included a global delivery company, a household appliances manufacturer and a local brewery.

Process
After tender submissions for all three of them, Stancold were selected to deliver office enclosures fire-rated for up to 60 minutes. Our scope encompassed fulfilling U-Values of 0.27 along a 34 dB noise reduction, contributing to the BREEAM “Excellent” ratings for the builds.

Stancold’s sales & estimating teams considered a variety of panel systems and layouts to provide desired time scales, ultimately settling on using Trimo Group’s product, Trimotech, for all three units. The final designs utilised a mix of vertically and horizontally oriented panels to optimise the material usage.

Project Delivery

Our team spent 18 weeks across the sites. Stancold’s experience with main contractor projects was essential in facilitating phases of the builds and scheduling the visits in co-ordination with third parties.

A great demonstration of how three similarly specced projects can look very different.

Shaun Jones, Stancold

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Divisional Wall for a Medical Equipment Manufacturer

Intersurgical

Background

Intersurgical, a global manufacturer of devices for respiratory care, reached out to Stancold to commission a divisional wall to separate production and storage areas.

Our client’s Facilities Manager recommended composite panels to their leadership team, who had never used such materials before. The essential factor was the non-disruptive installation method and Stancold’s guarantee for the facility to remain partially operational.

Process

Having conducted a site visit, Stancold proposed a non-fire-rated solution based on Kingspan Quadcore panels. The team recommended a set of rapid-rise doors to further limit dust from spreading around the critical parts of the warehouse.

Stancold’s sales & estimating teams delivered a satisfactory quotation, but the client’s yearly budget planning forced them to delay the project. Thanks to our commitment, we heard back from the client a year later.

Project Delivery

The build was completed in ten days, serving as an exemplary introduction to composite-panel-based construction to the client’s leadership team. Impressed by Stancold’s flexibility, efficiency, and the quality of the installation they decided to switch to such solutions for future projects.

We are extremely impressed with Stancold. The focus the team gave the project and their adaptability were brilliant. They will be my company of choice in the future.

Richard Howse, Facilities Manager

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Firewall Reconfiguration in a Fashion Retailer’s Warehouse

Urban Group

Background

Urban Group, a construction company from Yorkshire, approached Stancold to assist in their fit-out project for a fashion retailer’s warehouse in their locality.

Their client required the office enclosure’s undercroft closed off with an infill to expand the existing office area.

Process

The existing white wall was fire-rated for 120 minutes. Stancold were to match the fire rating and the panel system, and integrate the infill with the existing fire-stopping.

Our team proposed a solution allowing re-certification of the existing installation to LPCB 1208 standards as per insurance requirements.

Project Delivery

Stancold’s first task was to dismantle the existing cover strips to allow further works. The installation team noticed an issue with the existing structure, finding timber boards as a part of what was certified as a fire-rated wall.

Experience in on-site problem-solving allowed us to rectify the issue. Removing the boards from the wall and redesigning the infill to incorporate these changes were necessary. Stancold teams facilitated our client’s tight deadline and completed the build in two days, achieving the specified 120FR for the final solution.

Excellent, proactive work from the team to solve on-site challenges.

Rich Chaplin, Construction Manager

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Fire Access Corridor Partition

Gaiger Bros

Background

Gaiger Brothers, a facilities management company from Devon, approached Stancold to refurbish their clients’ fire escape corridor walls.

The end user was a small electronics manufacturer whose priority was to, given an increasing volume of visitors, refresh the look of the area while keeping the parameters compliant with their insurer, FM Global.

Process

Stancold’s client, a more traditional construction company, has never worked with composite panels. It was paramount to conduct a site visit to ensure all parties understood the regulations, specifications and agreed on the scope.

During the pre-construction stage, Stancold’s team value-engineered and designed a solution allowing the client to keep cleanrooms partially operational and leave the bespoke interior envelope and doors intact.

Project Delivery

The challenges of the build required a thorough brief for the installation team. With the cleanroom walls built on a steel frame, Stancold’s experts selected an unusual 75 mm panel thickness, allowing installation using the existing structures and keeping the corridor’s width within Building Regulations.

Stancold completed the installation of the 50-metre-long L-shaped wall, complimented with two sets of personnel doors, in less than ten days, not only ensuring minimal disruption but also, thanks to the nature of working with composite panels, allowing the fire-escape route to be serviceable outside of the construction areas.

Great show of flexibility from the on-site team

Sam Glover, Project Manager

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Acoustic Partition Walls

Hydac Technology

Background

Global electronics manufacturer, Hydac Technology, approached Stancold’s industrial partitioning team looking for a solution to segment the space in their recently acquired second warehouse.

Process

With a need to contain the sound of a large industrial area from an adjacent R&D function, Stancold’s versatility of partitioning solutions beyond fire safety meant that we could propose a suitable system for this application.

Through a site survey, our team were able to confirm that the proposed solution could be achieved using the building’s existing structural support and provided further consultation on door options for quick personnel and manual handling equipment access.

Project Delivery

Our expert team successfully carried out the design-and-build of the warehouse division wall, utilising Kingspan’s QuadCore panel system to achieve the required acoustic properties and span capabilities.

Two rapid rise doors were integrated into the wall and installed as part of the second phase of the programme delivery.

The problem-solving nature of both Stancold’s technical and site-based teams was the key driver in ensuring the smooth and efficient completion of this contract and a satisfied client.

This has demonstrated Stancold’s versatility in panel-build solutions

Sam Glover, Senior Contracts Manager

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60-Minute Fire-Rated Access Corridor

Fuselek

Background

Stancold were approached by interior fit-out contractor, Fuselek, to complete the design and build of a fire-rated corridor, as part of larger works for a food manufacturing facility less than 5 miles from Stancold’s head office in Bristol.

Process

Designed to provide access to three newly formed labs, the corridor required a one-hour fire-rating, with a mezzanine floor constructed above, to follow on after our works. On Stancold’s doorstep, a site visit confirmed access points and the feasibility of the proposed installation method. The team’s trusted expertise of composite panel systems for fire-rated applications made sure that each of the design, specification and build elements could work together to achieve the required solution.

Project Delivery

Stancold’s industrial partitioning team utilised Eurobond’s Firemaster composite panel system, in 150mm thickness, to construct the fire-rated walls and ceiling, thus achieving the FR60 certification. Our LPS-approved installers completed the contract in just one week, enabling the next phase of site works to continue smoothly.

Stancold's fire-rated expertise has been demonstrated once again

Rob White, Contracts Manager

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Eurobond Firemaster corridor construction

Food Production Facility – Internal Fit-Out & Purpose-Built Extension

Speciality Food Manufacturer

Background

Stancold were involved in early-stage negotiations with a growing speciality food wholesaler, who were looking to expand and relocate their manufacturing facility within Birmingham.

Experienced project management contractor, Pentadel, took on the full turnkey package to transform and extend a tired existing building into a fit-for-purpose food manufacturing facility.

Process

Stancold were appointed to undertake the internal food-safe fit-out, alongside the internal and external cladding of a purpose-built extension, suited to product packaging and dispatch.

Our team worked collaboratively on the design and specification of this project to ensure that the end user’s requirements were met. Transferring specialist panel-build knowledge and skills into the external extension works allowed us to confidently add this element to our responsibilities.

The full specification included over 10 different areas, such as main production, a blast chiller, dry store and soy room.

Project Delivery

As part of a 9-month phased construction, which included coordinating with other contractors on the busy site, Stancold installed over 5500m² of food-safe insulated panels internally to form areas as per the end user’s specification, alongside a 60-minute sub-dividing firewall between the building and its new extension, another part of Stancold’s scope to meet fire safety building regulations.

The extension construction included all cladding, using goosewing grey trapezoidal panels from Kingspan’s roof system, and door canopy. These works also encompassed a one-hour fire-rated boundary wall, utilising a RockSpan composite core. With tight access to consider, panels were craned from a bank to the rear of the building, alongside narrow plant used throughout.

Internally, the fit-out incorporated bespoke window details to accommodate the building’s existing roof lights, as well as specialist flush windows, allowing free viewing into the main production area. The team constructed a bulkhead to neatly conceal air handling equipment and all existing steelwork was encased to maintain food safety excellence.

This was a large project that required timely planning, coordination and construction at every stage, where our team thrived in demonstrating such qualities.

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A project that demonstrated our commitment to the food industry

Sam Glover, Contracts Manager

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Fire-Rated Cleanrooms

Rydon Construction

Background

Following previous experience with the contractor, CREST were invited to tender with Rydon Construction for the fire-rated cleanroom fit-out of a new purpose-built aerospace centre in Bristol.

Process

Our team were involved from the early stages of this project to assist with the technical specification that included both passive fire protection and ISO standard cleanrooms.

Negotiations and design meetings were conducted virtually due to COVID-19, before site surveys followed once the green light was given for the project.

Project Delivery

CREST installed composite walls, ceilings, doors and vision panels to form a number of areas as part of the fit-out. This included production and preparation zones and accompanying airlocks.

The project utilised Eurobond’s Firemaster system with a white food-safe coating throughout, which achieved both a FR30 rating and a cleanroom finish to meet the specification requirements. System doors were also included to ensure no necessary additional secondary steelwork was needed.

Working alongside other contractors within an open warehouse required methodical planning and co-ordination by the team and was managed well to ensure that our build schedule was uncompromised.

You managed issues with delay (by others) well

Neil Spurway, Rydon Construction

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Fire-rated cleanrooms for aerospace Bristol

FR30 and cleanroom finish across the facility

One-Hour Fire-Rated Composite Enclosure for Specialist Equipment

Packaging Manufacturer

Background

Stancold were approached by the project’s main contractor, following a recommendation from a supply chain partner, as a competitive alternative to traditional jumbo stud work.

The end user, a company dedicated to aluminium packaging innovation, required four fire-rated partitions to form an enclosure that would house new specialist equipment.

Process

As this was the first time that the contractor had used a composite system for a fire-rated partitioning project, we worked collaboratively to ensure that the design and specification matched the requirement.

There was also the project’s programme of works to consider, centred around the delivery and installation of the new equipment, so we developed a phased construction schedule to meet this timeline and other contractors’ arrangements on site.

Project Delivery

As far as the ever-changing market allowed, our on-site team worked tirelessly to meet the project’s tight programme of works.

The composite enclosure was made up of a Mineral Fibre panel system, where panels were installed vertically from 2m high concrete bunds, enhancing protection against hazardous leakage. Firestopping accompanied this to achieve the required FR60 specification.

This project was completed successfully thanks to the team’s excellent planning and expert knowledge of fire-rated systems.

Stancold demonstrated an unrivalled level of expertise

Sarah Gore-Booth, Stancold Project Manager

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Installation continues on a fire-rated composite enclosure

Composite partitioning works in Wakefield

Fire-Rated Staircase Enclosures For Fulfilment Centre

Industrial Storage Specialist

Background

Stancold were delighted to work with our client, a specialist in industrial storage solutions, again, following the success of our recent work together within a fashion retail distribution warehouse.

Process

A four-storey mezzanine structure was to be installed within this e-commerce fulfilment centre in Northampton, so four no. fire-rated staircase enclosures were required as part of the building’s fire safety strategy.

Thanks to years of experience in this type of work, Stancold’s team have an unrivalled understanding of the intricacies required within this type of construction, so a collaborative programme of works was developed to ensure that the build of each element, including both the mezzanine and enclosure, was coordinated with logistics in mind.

Project Delivery

Stancold’s LPS 1208 accredited installation team worked with Eurobond’s Firemaster panel system, utilising a 100mm thickness, as it was able to achieve the specified 60-minute fire-rating, installing directly to the mezzanine structure.

The works took place over several phases; composite panels were erected horizontally enclosing the new stairwells, before floors constructed by our client. In the final stage, our team returned to integrate approximately 20 one-hour fire-rated personnel doors.

Methodical planning and our team’s ability to adjust in limited access working environments enabled Stancold to complete this project successfully.

Teamwork and co-ordination ensured our success

Rob White, Stancold Contracts Manager

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Sub-Dividing Firewall For New Warehouse Tenants

Choose Design Ltd

Background

Stancold were extremely pleased to be approached by maritime repair services provider, Choose Design, who were looking to sub-divide their warehouse space in Southampton. Where temporary walls previously existed, passive fire protection was now a key requirement.

Process

Following the submittal of initial budget costs, our industrial partitioning expert, Shaun Jones, completed a detailed site survey. This allowed him to develop a value-engineered solution that utilised existing steelwork on site, as well as both vertical and horizontal installation methods to reduce costs for the client.

Project Delivery

Our LPS-approved installation team began their two week-long installation process within 6 weeks of initial contact with the client. We used the perfectly-suited Eurobond Firemaster panel system to achieve the 60-minute fire-rating specified for the firewalls. In order to make most efficient use of the space, a dog-leg design was implemented. Furthermore, allowing the client to sub-divide a certain area of their space more specifically than what would be possible with an individual partition.

Choose Design are soon welcoming new tenants into the sub-divided space, where it will be used for automotive detailing and other related services. Our team worked effectively across the live site to ensure a very quick turnaround on the project as a whole.

The team worked well to minimise disruption on a live site

Sarah Gore-Booth, Project Coordinator

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Sub-Divisional 60-Minute Fire-Rated Partition Wall

Patrick Nicholas Properties

Background

After seeing our recent successes on our website, Stancold were approached by Patrick Nicholas Properties as they sought to undertake key renovations within their existing warehouse in Bracknell.

Process

As part of our client’s project, they required a sub-dividing partition wall to lease some of the building space to a new tenant. Ready to move in, a contractor that could mobilise quickly and work efficiently on site was paramount.

As a standard feature of Stancold’s firewall contracts, a site survey was carried out, which identified anomalies that were successfully settled prior to the installation start date.

Project Delivery

Stancold completed the design, supply and installation of a 60-minute firewall to split the space into two, across the width of the unit.

This included working around the existing steelwork structure of the building to vertically install Eurobond Firemaster panels, accompanied by firestopping to the joints and head of the wall for maximum fire integrity.

Our LPS approved installation team remained spatially aware due to other existing furniture within the unit, but worked efficiently to install the package in just one week, adhering to our client’s tight timescale and budget considerations.

Our key technical knowledge was paramount for this project

Paul Towse, Project Manager

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Cleanroom Extension Fit-Out With Firewalls

Pharmaceutical Manufacturer

Background

Working under on-site project management contractor, Specific Environments Ltd, who were responsible for developing a full turnkey cleanroom solution, the Stancold’s Clean Room Envelope Specialist Team were tasked in undertaking the cleanroom envelope fit-out within this pharmaceutical manufacturer’s new extension.

Process

The project required an intricate scope of works to best accommodate the end user’s accelerated manufacturing plans and utilisation of redundant space, in and around complex steel structures.

Our team’s consultative nature allowed us to explore a number of panel system combinations with the end user, taking into account the need for fire protection and their budget.

The final package required the integration of three different panel systems to ensure that the specification was successfully achieved.

Project Delivery

Stancold’s responsibilities included the construction of all cleanroom walls, walk-on ceilings, doors, vision panels and 60-minute firewalls, amounting to nearly 8000m² of works.

The team combined Puracore’s Aluminium Honeycomb, Kingspan Versatile and Eurobond Firemaster panel systems to complete the works, utilising each system’s advantages to match the overall complexity. A key strength within our offering includes the ability to accurately colour match all systems, which provided a perfectly white finish throughout this facility.

Two installation teams worked in unison to complete the construction of the cleanrooms and firewalls simultaneously, so the project was successfully finished within the assigned schedule of 15 weeks.

A complex build that exhibits our specialist knowledge

Lee Duffield, Senior Contracts Manager

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Industrial Battery Manufacturing Centre – Internal Fit-Out

Merit Holdings

Background

Coventry’s UK Battery Industrialisation Centre (UKBIC) is a new state-of-the-art facility to support the research, development and evolution of high-volume manufacturing of advanced battery technology. For use initially within electric vehicle production before scaling more widely, this Government-funded space will help support the UK’s move to become a low carbon economy.

Due to Stancold’s technical expertise and innovative approach, we were engaged by Merit Holdings in the early stages to develop and assist the design.

Process

As a multi-discipline contractor of over 70 years, our knowledge of temperature and humidity-controlled environments, thorough understanding of passive fire construction and exclusive cleanroom technical strengths enabled us to work tirelessly and collaboratively with suppliers and the client’s projects team to ensure a robust ‘right-first-time’ solution to meet the onerous specification:

• ISO 8 cleanroom condition
• -73°C dew point supply & -60°C dew point return
• Temperature 21 +/-2°C
• Ambient air humidity as low as 0.5%
• 60-minute fire-rating
• Static dissipative

Solution

Stancold’s exclusive cleanroom installation team completed the construction of 31 assembly rooms including:

• Anode and cathode mixing facilities
• Anode and cathode calendering areas
• Material airlocks, personnel airlocks and changing rooms
• Pouch assembly and filling
• Linking corridors

This accommodated two main production lines running parallel throughout the building, complete with ageing ovens for the final stage.

A mix of insulated and fire-rated products were used, along with specialist detailing to ensure that the installation passed the rigorous commissioning and testing procedures, vital for such a sensitive manufacturing process. ‘Free-spanning’ panels in excess of 9m were integrated into the design by Stancold, thus eliminating the need for tonnes of secondary steel, whilst still ensuring the fire rating was achieved.

All panel systems and ancillaries were meticulously colour-matched and complete with a 120-micron PVC laminate finish for a seamless integration and maintenance of cleanliness throughout. Openings were carefully created to allow machinery to pass through each area and neighbouring link corridor.

With a build time of 10 months, our team worked tirelessly from project conception to the final handover to develop, supply and install an envelope that would meet the complex specification required for this new generation of high-end and high-volume manufacturing.

Stancold went above and beyond in demonstrating our capabilities

Lee Duffield, Senior Contracts Manager

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Complex specification for industrial battery manufacturing centre fit-out

One-Hour Fire-Rated Industrial Partitions For Three Industrial Units, Ruislip

Magrock Construction

Background

Stancold were successful in securing the passive fire protection works package across three new industrial units in Ruislip with main contractor, Magrock Construction.

Process

As our first project with Magrock, our team built a firm relationship with the contractor through design meetings and site surveys, which were swiftly completed in line with the build’s programme of works.

The package involved compartment walls and office firewalls. Where the build was based on an existing industrial site and access was tight, additional planning was required to ensure that material and plant deliveries were made with little disruption to the site team.

Solution

All fire-rated partitioning was installed using Trimo’s Mineral Fibre composite panel system, of 150mm thickness, to guarantee a one-hour fire protection within the new units.

Units 1 & 2 were formed using a compartment wall, an insulated full-height partition that runs the entire width of the building, as well as office firewalls to provide vital fire protection between personnel areas and warehouses. Unit 3 required office firewalls only. All joints were fire-stopped to ensure full fire integrity while openings were created and capped for the integration of doors.

While adhering to the Government’s and Magrock’s COVID safety guidelines, the team worked hard to meet the required construction scope and installation timeline.

The team worked confidently and efficiently despite the circumstances

Rob White, Project Manager

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Food-Safe Cheese Production Extension, Bath

Bath Soft Cheese

Background

After working successfully with Bath Soft Cheese on their new cheese factory around 5 years ago, Stancold were delighted to be approached by the cheesemaker once again as part of their new venture on site.

Process

To expand their capabilities, Bath Soft Cheese required a food-safe fit-out within their recently built extension, therefore creating new space for maturation and blue cheese production.

Our team worked consultatively with the client and their architect to assist with the project’s design specification so that it met their operational requirements. The site’s locality to our main office allowed for our project management team to easily complete site surveys and design meetings as required.

Solution

Stancold’s team installed approximately 600m² of Kingspan Quadcore panelling to form six new areas within the extension. The design also incorporated Mineral Fibre panelling to provide vital passive fire protection as per Building Control regulations.

The client’s mezzanine floor was neatly capped and cladded around to ensure an aesthetically-pleasing finish. This was accompanied by 8 new personnel and sliding doors, alongside the re-installation of two of the client’s existing doors.

This was a well-managed project throughout, particularly where COVID safety measures were in place, leading to an efficient install and a satisfied client.

Our team demonstrated efficiency and, of course, safety on this project

Sam Glover, Project Manager

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New hygienic rooms for cheese production

White wall panelling for cheese production extension

Hygienic areas for cheese and dairy businesses

ISO 8 Cleanroom for Electrical Components Manufacturing, Dundee

Electrical Manufacturing

Background

Stancold worked with cleanroom contractor, Monmouth Scientific, in Dundee to successfully construct a new cleanroom for an electrical components manufacturer.

Process

Stancold’s strong expertise in the design and build of the cleanroom envelope were fully utilised throughout this project, where three different panel systems were integrated to create a new ISO 8 cleanroom and glazed office partitioning.

Our team were able to offer valuable advice on each system and discuss how it would work within the finished facility, all confirmed with a site survey to visualise the agreed design and understand site conditions.

Solution

The project encompasses approximately 523m² of insulated panelling, with the ISO 8 cleanroom constructed using the semi-flush Kingspan Versatile system, of 100mm thickness.

The accompanying office space utilises a Puracore glazed wall system, which includes 50mm Aluminium Honeycomb panels with frosted double-glazed flush windows and a fully glazed door. All ceilings across the two areas employ the Kingspan Versatile system. Mineral Fibre panelling was also installed as part of this project’s specification.

Our installation team’s panel construction expertise was fully exercised throughout, as the build was carried out while the facility remained operational, thus not impacting on the end user’s production capabilities.

Utilising three panel systems demonstrated the team's excellent construction experience

Lee Duffield, Project Manager

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Inside the ISO 8 cleanroom for electrical component manufacture

Cleanroom for electrical component manufacture

One-Hour Warehouse Compartment Walls, Swindon

Howard Tenens

Background

Stancold were delighted to be approached again by property owners, Howard Tenens. Following our previous work together at their site in Berkley, modifications were required within a vacant warehouse to prepare for new tenants.

Process

To ensure the building could be used to its potential, Howard Tenens planned for two new compartment walls in order to divide the large space into three units.

Having already built a strong working relationship with the client, our expertise was beneficial in accommodating a design that best suited the vast, yet long, shape of the warehouse. A site survey and detailed design drawings confirmed the final configuration of the build.

Solution

As the building was unoccupied, Stancold had plenty of space to successfully construct two fire-rated partitions to compartmentalise the unit. The team worked hard to complete all works on site in just 7 days.

Boasting unrivalled passive fire protection and sound absorption properties, Eurobond’s Firemaster Mineral Fibre panelling system was utilised, where a 100mm thickness of panel achieved the required one-hour fire-rating. Fire boarding was also installed to protect the existing steelwork and maintain fire integrity.

The team worked seamlessly and efficiently to meet our client’s requirements once again.

A seamless install from start to finish

Paul Towse, Stancold Project Manager

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Firewall construction prior to fireboarding

Fireboarding details for steelwork protection

Two-Hour Fire-Rated Partitioning for 17m High-Span Warehouse, Crewe

Boughey Distribution

Background

Stancold were approached by fresh food storage and logistics provider, Boughey Distribution, as they acquired a second warehouse to aid their expansion plans. The vast new space required some remodelling works to make it fit-for-purpose for the business’ operations. This included a two-hour fire-rated partition to segregate areas.

Process

We were able to offer vital support and advice from the early stages of Boughey’s warehouse acquisition. Due to the building’s 17m high-span ceiling, Stancold accurately recommended an appropriate design, installation method and panel system to suit the height, which included secondary steelwork to accommodate a horizontal panel construction.

Stancold’s team worked closely with Boughey across every aspect of the project to ensure feasibility in this complex design, while taking their budget into consideration.

Solution

Our project management and on-site installation team worked tirelessly to take care of the intricate elements of this firewall specification.

The Eurobond Firemaster Mineral Fibre panel system was utilised throughout, where 1,300m² of 100mm thick panels were installed horizontally against secondary steelwork, achieving the desired two-hour fire-rating.

The team successfully co-ordinated the positioning of all additional 17.5m-high steel posts via a 40-tonne crane with fly jib, making sure this high-risk activity was managed safely. This was accompanied by steel framing for a roller shutter and personnel door. Once the partition was built, all visible steelwork and head details were fire boarded to maintain fire integrity.

Stancold’s hard work on this project really demonstrated our strong design and installation expertise in large-scale firewall constructions.

A great team handled this install and made the project look easy

James Hoy, Stancold Contracts Manager

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Food-Safe Fit-Out in Production Extension for National Food Manufacturer, Slough

National Food Manufacturer

Background

Following a competitive tender process, Stancold won the work to complete the entire internal food-safe fit-out for a new production area extension spanning two floors, undertaken by national contractor, Walker Construction.

Process

The end user, a household name in food manufacturing, specified non-combustibility as a key factor within the construction. To meet their requirements, Stancold were able to offer white food-safe panelling with a Mineral Fibre core, and worked consultatively with Walker Construction and the end user to accommodate changing design specifications before starting on site.

Solution

Stancold installed over 4200m² of Mineral Fibre core panelling with a food-safe finish, to form a number of new areas within the vast production warehouse space. This included goods-in areas, pallet stores, stairwell enclosures between floors, hygienic corridors and plant rooms.

Stancold were also responsible for the installation of all single and double fire exit doors, as well as 60-minute fire-rated doors where required; approximately 40 in total.

The team took care of the intricate construction details around the existing steelwork, carefully matching up panel joints for an aesthetically-pleasing finish throughout.

Our attention-to-detail and flexibility on site, working with and around other contractors, were key elements in ensuring that the build was a success.

A large-scale fit-out project delivered exceptionally by the Stancold team

James Hoy, Contracts Manager

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One-Hour Fire-Rated Partition for New Industrial Unit, Swindon

Main Contractor

Background

As the Swindon industrial park underwent an expansion, Stancold won the tender to complete the sub-dividing fire-rated partitioning work in a new unit on the site.

Process

Stancold formed a new relationship with the main contractor throughout the project. Discussing the benefits of a composite panel system was a key element within the negotiation process, along with the contractor’s budget and quick turnaround time.

Stancold’s firewall team were able to value engineer a proposal that took their requirements into consideration.

Solution

Due to the height of the building, a horizontal panel installation was required, where approximately 700m² of the Eurobond Mineral Fibre Firemaster system was utilised to achieve a one-hour fire-rating for the partition. Intumescent batt was installed to the top and sides of the wall to maximise fire integrity and was completed with a painted deflection head detail.

With only four weeks between the initial pre-let meeting and our arrival on site, both Stancold’s office-based projects team and on-site installers worked hard to prepare and complete the build to the contractor’s schedule and to their complete satisfaction.

Exceptional work by Stancold in keeping to our client's requirements

James Hoy, Stancold Contracts Manager

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Two-Hour Fire-Rated Partitioning System for Warehouse Sub-Division, Bristol

Fulton Ltd

Background

Following changes to their production process, Fulton Boiler Works, an industrial boiler specialist, were left with surplus space on site in Bristol. The most viable option was to sub-divide the area and let out to a new tenant.

Process

During an initial site survey, it was determined that the existing steelwork had already been treated with intumescent paint, therefore fire boarding was not required as part of Stancold’s works. This ensured that the project remained in budget for the client and an accurate quotation was provided.

Solution

Just a week on site saw the sub-dividing partition complete from start to finish. Due to the internal height of the facility, Eurobond’s Mineral Fibre Firemaster system was installed horizontally in order to achieve a fire rating of 2 hours.

Firestopping was also completed between the panel junctions and steelwork along with fire blankets to the head, given the intricate access points within this area, for maximum fire integrity to the structure.

Throughout the project, Stancold’s team worked from the empty side of the building to create minimal disruption to the day-to-day operations of the client.

An intricate install pulled off by our expert team

James Hoy, Stancold Contracts Manager

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Two-Hour Fire-Rated Warehouse Partition, Gloucestershire

Howard Tenens

Background

Howard Tenens, a nationwide logistics provider, accepted a new contract with a beverages client and required a reconfiguration of their existing storage facility.

Process

Within their plans, our client specified a partition wall spanning the 70m width of the warehouse, complete with a two-hour fire-rating.

During planning, we evaluated the options for installation; due to large racking already in place on site and the length of the panels required, a vertical installation would involve unnecessary disruption for the client to move it elsewhere. Therefore, it was negotiated that a horizontal installation would minimise such obstacles.

Solution

Stancold installed a 70m long x 8m high partition wall using Eurobond Firemaster Extra panels, achieving a two-hour fire-rating for the structure. This included fireboarding to the existing steel columns and firestopping to a unique head detail, which was designed to achieve the required fire-rating while conforming to the constraints of the building.

The installation took place over two phases, allowing for other demolition works to be carried out before the final portion was completed and handed over to our satisfied client.

We're very pleased with the wall and its final look and finish

Glyn Loveday, Howard Tenens

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Sub-Dividing Firewalls for Six Industrial Units, Hemel Hempstead

Bailey Construction

Background

Stancold’s specialist knowledge of passive fire protection and a competitive quotation won the tender with local construction contractor, Bailey Construction, within a new industrial park complex in Hemel Hempstead.

Process

In our first project with the contractor, our experienced team met with Bailey Construction on site to complete site surveys and design meetings. This enabled Stancold to offer a value-engineered solution that was suitable for the project’s requirements.

Together, Bailey Construction and Stancold successfully planned the installation of the fire-rated sub-dividing partitions across six new industrial units on the complex.

Solution

Stancold constructed a number of sub-dividing walls, each with a fire rating of one hour, using Eurobond Firemaster panels of 125mm thickness, installed vertically.

Specialist firestopping also accompanied the composite panels to the head and sides of each complete partition, achieving full fire integrity.

Our team’s strong expertise and industry experience of fire-rated partitions were essential in developing a solution that adhered to both the required building safety regulations and key budgetary factors.

We formed a great partnership with the contractor on this project

Edwin Drew, Project Manager

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External Separation Firewalls For Live Biomass Plant, Barry

DNO Consulting Ltd

Background

As recent changes have been made to the fire safety regulations required for energy plants across the UK, Stancold worked with DNO Consulting Ltd to carry out an external firewall installation in Barry.

Process

Stancold’s strong technical expertise within internal fire-rated partitioning paired with DNO Consulting Ltd’s experience in the high voltage industry was key in being able to successfully develop the concept and design for this external firewall.

The structure was to sit between a generator and reactor, so in the unlikely event of a fire, it will act as a core barrier against the spread of flame.

Solution

Stancold installed Eurobond Mineral Fibre 125mm thick panels to form the partitions, complete with an externally treated finish to be able to withstand the outdoor elements. The team also completed fireboarding to the steelwork and overcladding in steel, offering maximum durability to the structure.

Health and safety was paramount during this project, as the client’s machinery on site remained operational. This was carefully planned and executed throughout by Stancold’s project management and installation team, ensuring a safe working environment. This project was completed on schedule and handed over to a satisfied end user.

Our extensive firewall knowledge helped to develop the concept for this project

Edwin Drew, Project Manager

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Two Hour Separation Firewall For Army Barracks, Wiltshire

Jordan & Faber Ltd

Background

Jordan & Faber Ltd, a construction contractor based in Dorset, came to Stancold after winning the tender for the refurbishment of an army barracks site in Wiltshire.

Process

With Stancold specified as the preferred supplier of the fire-rated partitioning for this project, we worked closely with Jordan & Faber Ltd to install one separation wall, dividing space that would be used for garaging military vehicles.

Solution

To achieve a fire rating of up to two hours, the team installed Eurobond Mineral Fibre 100mm panels to form the partition. This was accompanied by fireboarding to the steel head to ensure complete fire protection across the whole structure.

This project was completed successfully on time and within budget.

Another successful project with a construction contractor

Edwin Drew, Stancold Project Manager

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Fully Flush ISO 8 Cleanroom Suite For Probiotics Production, Somerset

NGS Cleanrooms

Background

Stancold have a long-standing relationship with cleanroom specialists, NGS Cleanrooms, who undertook the design and construction of an ISO 8 cleanroom suite for their client, a probiotics manufacturer in Somerset.

Process

Stancold worked closely with NGS Cleanrooms and Puracore, producing detailed design plans for the large bespoke cleanroom build.

Solution

The project required the installation of 1250m² of FM Approved Puracore Aluminium Honeycomb Cored panels, fully flush vision panels and rapid roller shutter doors to form 28 processing rooms. Stancold also supplied and installed an integrated one-hour firewall, using Kingspan Mineral Fibre Cored 100mm panels. This included the fitting of double ‘hold open’ fire-rated personnel doors and all firestopping to achieve maximum fire integrity. Stancold were responsible for the suite’s cold storage facility, constructed using Kingspan Quadcore panels and completed with a white food-safe finish to match the rest of the Grade D cleanroom suite. There were a number of intricate and complex details to the project, such as the seamless integration of motion-sensor service points for doors and air return columns. Stancold’s specialist expertise and strong cleanroom experience enabled the 6-week bespoke project to be completed successfully.

Stancold's expertise in this field really shone on this project.

Lee Duffield, Stancold Project Manager

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Cleanroom installation for pharmaceuticals

Fully flush vision panels for cleanrooms

Fire-Rated Cleanroom Partitions for Modular Building, Coventry

Catfoss Group Manufacturing

Background

As part of an ongoing expansion for an R&D manufacturing campus, Catfoss Group Manufacturing were constructing a modular building and required a number of clean fire-rated areas.

Process

As an offsite modular construction, site surveys could only be completed once everything was in place on site, where Stancold then worked efficiently to complete the necessary surveying and design tasks prior to installation.

Solution

Working to a tight programme of works, Stancold supplied and installed approximately 250m² of fire-rated partitions, 80mm thick Kingspan Mineral Fibre Cored panels were used to create several clean areas with a corridor.

The team also installed 8 no. 60 minute fire-rated double hinged personnel doors, which were compliant to DDA standards. This was in conjunction with firestopping products to the partitions to ensure a fire-rating of up to two hours throughout.

Stancold worked well, especially in the conditions you were working in

Andrew Noble, Catfoss Group Manufacturing

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Warehouse fire-rated clean partitions, Coventry

Fire-rated clean partitions for warehouse

4-Hour Fire-Rated Partitions For Two Commercial Distribution Units, Northamptonshire

Colmore Tang Construction

Background

A successful tender bid led Stancold to work with Colmore Tang in the installation of a fire-rated dividing wall between offices and warehouse space, across two new distribution units at Pineham Park.

Process

Stancold worked closely with Colmore Tang on the programming of the project, in order to ensure the end product was delivered to schedule and in coordination with the other contractors on site.

Solution

The Stancold team completed two visits to site to construct fire-rated partitions in each unit, totalling an overall requirement of 815m². Stancold’s LPS 1500 approved installation team used Eurobond Mineral Fibre 150mm panels to form personnel office on a raised platform in the new warehouse space, working on site for two weeks. The insulated panels were installed vertically in order to achieve a 4-hour fire rating and completed with firestopping products to ensure maximum fire integrity.

The sustainable materials used in Stancold’s firewall installations contributed to Pineham Park’s ‘Very Good’ BREEAM assessment rating, a fantastic achievement that acknowledges the build’s sustainability performance. Colmore Tang chose to work with trusted suppliers that included Stancold in order to achieve this status.

We're very pleased to have worked on this BREEAM accredited project.

James Cowmeadow, Project Manager, Stancold

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Installing a 4-hour firewall in a distribution unit

Sub-Dividing One-Hour Fire-Rated Partition in Commercial Barn, Oxfordshire

Commercial Property

Background

After recently renovating the large barn, our client required a fire-rated partition in order to house a second tenant.

Process

Following initial research into jumbo stud partitions, the client made an online enquiry to Stancold for the best alternative solution.

The client required the most cost-effective product to suit their budget and needed a quick turnaround for their new tenant’s move-in date.

Solution

Stancold mobilised quickly and in just 20 days from the order being placed, the team completed the installation of a sub-dividing industrial partition with one-hour fire rating.

This was completed using Eurobond 100mm Mineral Fibre panels, measuring approximately 6m x 1.2m, and fire stopping products to ensure the fire integrity of the installation was achieved.

As Stancold’s firewall projects do not require wet trades, the installation itself was handed over in just 6 days and completed within the client’s tight timescale.

We are very pleased with the work undertaken by Stancold.

Estate Owner

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100mm vertical panels to form sub-dividing firewall in commercial barn

Empty warehouse before one-hour firewall installation

Close up of completed one-hour firewall install including firestopping

One Hour Firewall & Offices for Production Factory, Wales

Rehau

Background

We have worked with Rehau on a previous project and they knew they could trust our team to help with the expansion.

Process

To enable them to set up a new production line for their UPVC window extruder manufacturing, we installed a one hour firewall to separate production from the factory, accessible through two fire rated personnel doors. We also installed panels to create a series of office spaces, one with a mezzanine floor.

Solution

Our first challenge was ensuring that the installation was of minimal disruption to the rest of the factory. We coordinated closely and communicated regularly with the factory manager so that our experienced team completed the firewall installation, fire-batting and openings for doors in just four days, enabling the Rehau team to continue their work.

Successful regular communication for an efficient installation

Lee Duffield, Project Manager, Stancold

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Fire rated office spaces with mezzanine floor

Fire rated office in commercial warehouse

Fire batting for one hour firewall in production factory

Two-Hour Firewall & Office For Supermarket Warehouse, Thurrock

Bowmer and Kirkland

Background

We have been working with Bowmer & Kirkland for over a decade. This project is a firewall and office installation to transform an existing warehouse.

Process

Stancold installed a 2-hour rated firewall to form a compartment wall as well as a combination of non-fire rated and 30-minute fire rated ancillary rooms. The fire rated composite wall panels were from Eurobond Laminates and form the approx. 76m long by 14m high divisional wall.

Solution

Stancold also installed 2-hour rated fire protection to the steelwork supporting the wall and formed a 2-hour rated protected roof zone detail to both sides of the wall at a high level. Firestopping materials were used to ensure the integrity of the firewall.

Using our expertise to achieve suitable firewall protection.

James Cowmeadow, Stancold Project Manager

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Horizontal fire rated panel installation for supermarket warehouse

Two hour fire rated partitions in supermarket warehouse

Fire rated access door in supermarket warehouse

Supermarket warehouse fire-rated offices

Cleanroom Suite & Firewall Partitions for Aeronautical Research & Development

Precision Manufacturer

Background

Using our unique experience of cleanroom design and construction and fire-rated enclosures, Stancold were awarded the project after winning a competitive tender through Principle Contractor, Merit Holdings.

Process

The suite of new cleanrooms was built to grade D classification and the fire-rated enclosures were designed to be clean not classified.

Solution

We installed 6m high freestanding walls with integrated flush cleanroom windows connected to an aluminium T-Bar suspended ceiling grid which formed the plenum and low-level return air cooling coils. The return air ducts were formed using 50mm FM approved Puracore cleanroom walls to a height of 6m and we also provided temperature controlled cleanrooms with Eurobond panels to a height of 8m.

This project showcases our cleanroom expertise

Paul Towse, Project Manager

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Puracore honeycomb panels for aeronautical research cleanroom

Aeronautical cleanroom facility installed by Stancold

Cleanroom installation including flush cleanroom windows

Cleanroom panels in viewing gallery for aeronautical research

Hygienic Partitioning for Retail & Wholesale Store, West Midlands

Retail Partitions

Background

An urgent requirement for a fit out of an existing farm building which will be used as a retail and wholesale store for exotic animals and fish.

Approach

With a requirement to have us on site within two weeks of the order being placed, the client was also looking for a competitive option to achieve a low U value.

Solution

The short lead time, which included design drawings and pre-installation visits, led us to recommend the use of PIR panels for installation in the two-storey pre-cast concrete building. The panels are finished with a white cleanable polyester finish to ensure the building meets hygiene requirements.

We completed the job within the challenging time frame thanks to our excellent product knowledge.

Really quick turnaround, I was very impressed.

Project Manager for the Main Contractor

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Installing hygienic partitioning for a commercial warehouse

Pre-installation of hygienic panels in warehouse

Completed installation of hygienic panels in warehouse

Installer fitting hygienic panels for retail store

Hygienic partitioning for wholesale store

Two-Hour Divisional Firewalls for Warehouse, Scotland

Jewson

Background

Jewson, a well-known builder’s merchant, required new partitions to a warehouse which had been previously been a DIY store.

Approach

After seeing our firewalls at another retail site, we priced a couple of projects for them and our solution was better value-per-square-metre than traditional blockwork and stud partitioning. The solution is also faster to install, cleaner and more visually appealing.

Solution

Two 120/120 rated divisional firewalls, 70m long and 8.5m high, to divide existing warehouse facility into three separate units, each for different clients.

We installed vertically orientated 150mm Eurobond Firemaster Wall Extra panels to form the divisional firewalls as required. We also provided 120-minute fire protection to the existing steelwork in order to offer the complete fire compartmentalisation solution.

The process was very smooth, there’s nothing you could do to improve your service. 10/10!”

Gordon McCormick, Jewson

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Vertically orientated two-hour firewall partitions

Hygienic Partitioning for Food Factory Expansion, Yorkshire

Pro Pak

Background

In order to produce a new product range for a national supermarket, the Pro Pak factory needed a full renovation and Stancold had been recommended by one of their suppliers to carry out the works.

Approach

Our team carried out a full survey of the prospective area within their existing ready meal facility, offering budget pricing and feasibility assistance in the initial stages. As the scheme developed, we created a programme of works and carried out value engineering assistance to ensure the client received a fit-for-purpose scheme that met their tight budget.

Solution

We created the high care rooms and lined walls in the existing building with Kingspan KS1100 Quadcore panels and removed the current kitchen and changing area walls as well as carrying out general modifications to ensure that site met the stringent hygiene requirements demanded by the client. The works were carried out on time and to budget to the complete satisfaction of our client.

Stancold installers were excellent. We’re very likely to use you again for future work.

Steve Caulton, Pro Pak

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Hygienic panels for food production facility

Stancold team installing hygienic panels

Build of Multiple Rooms, Chiller & Freezer Storage, Enfield

Japanese Food Distributor

Background

The new client required our expertise to specify, design and construct a frozen and chilled storage solution, as well as a distribution warehouse for Europe’s biggest importer and developer of Japanese food as they acquired new premises in Enfield.

Requirement

Japanese food has grown in popularity so the company needed to expand and adapt their facility to enable them to better serve their UK and European customers.

Solution

The team constructed a series of rooms for storage and distribution including a 44.26m x 15.07m x 10.12m high freezer. To enable easy access, we installed a 3m wide x 4m high rapid rise door. Due to the high value and storage requirements of Sake, a separate chiller was created alongside the vegetable chiller for fresh produce. We also installed a dock chiller to keep the products at the correct temperature.

It was an exciting project that required different stages of storage and distribution.

Sam Glover, Contracts Manager, Stancold

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Installing panels for chiller and freezer facilities

Hygienic panels for alcohol beverage chiller

Rapid rise doors for easy access to food freezer facility

Partition Walls For Self Storage & Delivery Centre, Bedford

Storing.com Ltd

Background

A popular personal and business self-storage company based outside London needed partition walls to divide their warehouse.

Requirement

To ensure an optimum climatic environment for workers at the self-storage facility, partition walls were needed to create a separate area of the warehouse. The walls will enable Storing.com to heat that part of the warehouse.

Solution

Partitioning different areas of the warehouse is a cost-effective way of ensuring that staff are working in a comfortable environment. The strip curtain allows easy access between the main warehouse. The Stancold team offered a competitive solution to this new customer, who said we provided an “excellent product and installation” which was completed on time.

You keep everything sharp and work on schedule. Keep this up and I can't see any room for improvement

Guy Burridge, Storing.com Ltd

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Plant on site at Stancold panel installation

Two-Hour Firewalls for Distribution Centre, Essex

Buckingham Group

Background

Having worked on phase one of this expansion project, due to new business needs we were delighted to be working on the next phase of the new warehouse extension.

Requirement

The main dividing wall, measuring 120m x 15m needed to be upgraded to a 60-minute firewall. Two small hub offices and an office wall extension of 45m to a wall we had previously built which need to be fitted with a 2-hour firewall.

Solution

Stancold formed the 1-hour firewall prior to the new warehouse extension being built. In addition to being a firewall, the wall panels would offer temporary protection from the elements during construction.

When you were on site your team responded quickly to any queries.

Paul Grant, Buckingham Group

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Installing composite panels for distribution centre

Complete fire-rated partition installation

Horizontal panels for fire wall installation

Flour Mill & Factory Partitions, Berkshire

Specialist Flour Producer

Background

Due to unprecedented demand for their specialist products, this Berkshire-based mill built an extension to their existing facility.

Requirement

A series of 4-hour and 1-hour rated firewalls and 1-hour fire rated staircase enclosure, with accompanying fire stopping products, to form a new factory extension mill/production facility.

Solution

The broad range of applications for our industrial partitioning system was put to the test on this project. Not only were we asked to provide the 4-hour firewalls, we also found a solution that provided the 1-hour walls and encompassed the necessary hygienic requirements for a company making products for the food industry.

Let people know that you have another satisfied customer!

Factory Owner

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Fire rated composite panels for flour mill project

Distribution Warehouse Installation

Food Distributor

Background

As part our client’s exciting UK expansion plans, we were awarded their newest temperature controlled distribution warehouse installation. The facility, located in London, is their principal warehouse for food distribution.

Requirement

Stancold installed a combination of temperature controlled areas complete with refrigeration over an impressive 5800 m². This includes a large freezer, five chill rooms for various food products, a food preparation area and marshalling areas. We also installed fire-rated office partitions over two levels.

Solution

Drawing on years of experience in distribution warehouse installation, our design team came up with an energy efficient building plan. This was perfect for the storage and preparation of a variety of chilled and frozen foods. The rooms were sized around the client’s racking storage needs, providing the best use of space.

We handed over a fully equipped and operational state-of-the-art facility on the agreed deadline.

Excellent service throughout.

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Distribution warehouse rapid roller doors

Distribution warehouse installation with racking

Warehouse Dividing Walls

A&H Construction

Background

Having completed similar projects in the past, our client approached us to deliver a three-phase firewall project to create fire compartment walls between warehouses and offices in London.

Requirement

To subdivide 3 new-build warehouses over 3 phases with 1hr fire-rated partition walls complete with full fire-stopping and secondary steelwork. The curved roof profile was a challenging feature, but the flexibility of our system ensured that we fully meet the client’s expectations.

Solution

Mineral fibre warehouse dividing walls are considerably quicker to install than alternatives and offer outstanding value for money. We have developed a special galvanised channel detail to support the panels to the mezzanine, which enabled us to use panels in full span ensuring an aesthetically superior finish and saving the additional cost of painting steelwork.

The installation work is absolutely exemplary.
Everything went as planned.

Andy Sutton, A&H Construction

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Car Manufacturing Area

A&H Construction

Background

West Midlands-based building and civil engineering contractors, A&H Construction appointed Stancold for the internal fit-out of a new car manufacturing facility in Banbury, Oxfordshire. The end client is Prodrive, a British motorsport and engineering company specialising in the design and build of race cars and road cars for teams such as Aston Martin, Mini and Subaru.

Process

For over 20 years, EPI has been designing, building, upgrading, maintaining and protecting the physical network infrastructure of some of the world’s largest companies.

Application

Supply and installation of mineral fibre panels to create an atmosphere and temperature controlled, fire-protected enclosure.

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Warehouse Partitions

Norwest Holst

Background

Norwest Holst, Heathrow, is a leader in the construction industry and consists of specialist divisions and subsidiaries operating throughout the UK.

Requirement

Stancold worked with Norwest Holst for a project based at Heathrow Airport, to supply and install a fire rated internal partition between the warehouse and office space. Panel requirement was 739 m².

The project was completed on time and on budget.

Norwest Holst

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