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11/10/2012
Contour Casings Develop Pioneering Column Casing System
The Equality Act 2010 made it unlawful for service providers to discriminate against people using Education or Transport Facilities, in respect of their disabilities. In light of this legal obligation, Aluminium fabrication specialists Contour Casings has developed a pioneering column casing system designed to satisfy legislation when operating in these sectors.
Service providers are now legally obliged to make “reasonable adjustments” when providing access to facilities, services and premises. This led Contour to develop an innovative column casing solution for Sevenoaks Railway Station, Kent, which features an integrated banding detail designed to contrast against the column casing, making it more visible to individuals with impaired sight.
Contour delivered a complete survey, design, fabrication and installation package for the project, supplying numerous robust and aesthetically-pleasing Aluminium column casing solutions. The low-maintenance columns were supplied in heights of 3m and with a decorative bottom collar detail. Fast-fix technology inherent in the columns allowed Contour’s approved installers to complete a quick installation with minimum disruption to service users.
Contour employ advanced in-house manufacturing techniques to deliver a sustainable product that is pure in form and dimensional consistency – supplied on short lead times. Contour offer the most comprehensive column casing range available, capable of yielding either a striking visual statement, or a product which disappears effortlessly into the building aesthetic, supplied in almost any size, shape and finish.
Design consultants at Contour, who offer a nationwide service, conduct a complimentary site survey before adopting a client-facing approach to identify the most suitable column casing solution which sits comfortably within the scheme parameters.
A professional service package includes 3-D CAD design which is used for client approval, and dedicated technical and delivery teams. In-house manufacturing ensures complete stock and quality control, helping to conclude projects on time and on budget.
For full information, or to schedule your technical site consultation, please call 01952 290 498, email sales@contourcasings.co.uk, or visit us at www.contourcasings.co.uk
Service providers are now legally obliged to make “reasonable adjustments” when providing access to facilities, services and premises. This led Contour to develop an innovative column casing solution for Sevenoaks Railway Station, Kent, which features an integrated banding detail designed to contrast against the column casing, making it more visible to individuals with impaired sight.
Contour delivered a complete survey, design, fabrication and installation package for the project, supplying numerous robust and aesthetically-pleasing Aluminium column casing solutions. The low-maintenance columns were supplied in heights of 3m and with a decorative bottom collar detail. Fast-fix technology inherent in the columns allowed Contour’s approved installers to complete a quick installation with minimum disruption to service users.
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Contour employ advanced in-house manufacturing techniques to deliver a sustainable product that is pure in form and dimensional consistency – supplied on short lead times. Contour offer the most comprehensive column casing range available, capable of yielding either a striking visual statement, or a product which disappears effortlessly into the building aesthetic, supplied in almost any size, shape and finish.
Design consultants at Contour, who offer a nationwide service, conduct a complimentary site survey before adopting a client-facing approach to identify the most suitable column casing solution which sits comfortably within the scheme parameters.
A professional service package includes 3-D CAD design which is used for client approval, and dedicated technical and delivery teams. In-house manufacturing ensures complete stock and quality control, helping to conclude projects on time and on budget.
For full information, or to schedule your technical site consultation, please call 01952 290 498, email sales@contourcasings.co.uk, or visit us at www.contourcasings.co.uk
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