Grange Junior Freestanding Canopy

In June 2017, we supplied and installed a 16m x 2m Grange Junior Freestanding Canopy at Hatton Park School in Longstanton, Cambridgeshire.

Richmond Contracts Projects Ltd were working on a project at Priory Hurworth House School in Darlington, County Durham which involved our fitting team installing a 10.8m x 4m Grange Junior Free Standing Canopy with Multicoloured Polycarbonate.

London East Business & Technical Park were looking to provide shade and shelter to two of their entrances in Dagenham, Essex.

Saunders Boston, a Chartered Architect in Cambridgeshire, contacted us as they were working on a project for Fawcett Primary School and required a number of canopies to replace the existing canopies on-site that were no longer fit for purpose and to extend their amount of shade and shelter within their school grounds.

We supplied an installed the cost effective, Grange Junior free standing canopy which also works as walkway around the buildings as it features hips and valleys, to enable to sit the shape of the exterior of the nursery classroom.

Community Vision Nursery contacted us as they required a cost effective solution for a covered outdoor play area for their children that the parents could also use as a waiting area. They showed particular interest in the Ullswater.

Perryfields High School were in need of a free standing canopy in their school grounds to provide shelter to their students whilst queuing the for the school dining room.

Back in March 2019, we installed two Coniston 16 Wall Mounted Canopies on behalf of Thomas Sinden. As part of Phase 2 of in the installed we installed a 10.7m x 2m Grange Junior Free Standing Canopy creating a covered walkway between two of the school building keeping the staff and students dry when traveling from one part of the school to the other.

Preston Primary School required cover for their outdoor play area so that their pupils could play outside in all weather conditions at their school in Devon.

Livingston Eyre Associates and Kier were working on a 44 million-pound project for the Cambridge Meridian Academies Trust which aimed to create a through campus, linking a nursery, primary school, SEN school and secondary school providing 1,800 school places.