Our award

We were extremely delighted to receive the prestigious “Manufacturer / Supplier of the year runners up award 2007” from Bryant Homes, Taylor Woodrow during their Annual Awards Charity Gala Evening. The cut glass award and its presentation box is shown in the photograph to the right hand side.

Award Presentation

During the successful Taylor Woodrow Annual Awards Charity Gala Evening, we were presented with the “Manufacturer / Supplier of the year runners up award 2007”.Pictured to the left hand side is our Managing Director, Trevor Gibbins (Centre) receiving the award from Celebrity guest speaker Stan Boardman (Right) and Bryant Homes East Midlands Regional Manager, Peter Marsden (Left).

New Vehicle

We are continually developing the company and to further enhance our customer service, we have recently purchased a new 26 tonne flat bed vehicle, to add to our current transport fleet, pictured to the right. Purchasing this latest vehicle gives us even more flexibility and capacity in making collections and deliveries to our customers throughout the U.K.

Lichfield Development

The photograph to the right hand side shows the prestigious Bryant Homes / Taylor Woodrow development at “The Crescent” in Lichfield. We were very proud to be involved with this exciting development, we supplied this site with false chimneys, traditional flat gauge arches and various brick specials. The photograph taken from the nearby road roundabout shows what an impressive building this is.

Chimneys At Lichfield

The false chimneys supplied to “The Crescent” were manufactured to a specific size and design to suit the local planning authority and Taylor Woodrow design.

As you can see from the photograph on the left hand side the chimneys featured a traditional mortar haunched top, with two separate two course projecting corbel detail.

Segmental Arch

The arch photograph to the right shows a segmental arch type, incorporating a reconstituted stone centre keystone detail. This arch had to be a structural with a 328mm underside faced soffit, whilst still maintaining its lightweight properties.

The arch was used on the walk through areas of the development and had to be faced on both sides.

Traditional Flat Gauge Arch

The photograph on the left is a fine example of a prefabricated lightweight structural flat gauge arch, which is faced on the underside soffit, to replicate a traditional flat arch.

The design of this arch was stipulated by the local planning authority and was fabricated using the Premier Cutting Build Lite arch system.