The maintenance-free finish of Neaco’s powder coated aluminium balustrade has made it a long-standing favourite in the education sector, with countless specifications throughout the UK, and the latest example is a £14 million development at Elthorne Park High School in Ealing.
Designed by Re-format and built by Balfour Beatty on behalf of Ealing Borough Council, the building includes a new multi-purpose performance and activity space, extended library facilities, additional Sixth Form teaching and study space. Neaco’s balustrade has been specified with a metallic powder coated finish to handrails and stanchions complemented by glass panel infills for a stylish contemporary appearance. Neaco’s system is based on a versatile modular construction which can meet virtually any design requirement.
Fred Gardiner, Architectural Consultant at Re-Format, said:
"Neaco are a very professional bunch. They took on this project for us, provided all the information we needed to specify and design the balustrades throughout, produced installation drawings to our requirements based on their own site survey and carried them through to a trouble-free conclusion on site. I don’t think they could have been more helpful or pleasant to deal with. Their system is very clean, neat and robust. We are well pleased with the result."
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