METAL CONSTRUCTION FOR SPORTS AND LEISURE DEVELOPMENTS

In many ways UK Athletics and Euroclad have shared objectives in providing the best environment for our athletes to develop their skills and achieve at the highest level. The playground to podium philosophy of UK Athletics embraces a ‘sport for all’ approach regardless of age, ability or background. Fundamental to achieving these objectives is the provision of high quality, functional and inspiring training facilities, stadia and supporting infrastructure.

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It is easy to underestimate the effect that construction products can have on the suitability of sporting facilities but it is a vital component in the efforts to drive up performance and raise standards in every event, every region and every age group.

Euroclad has a great track record in the construction of facilities for the sporting community in the UK. They can feel proud that they play an integral role in creating the quality of environment where people can enjoy participation and strive for excellence.

And with London set to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2012, there has never been a more exciting time for UK Athletics, as all eyes will be on athletics and especially the British athletes competing on home soil.

Lynn Davies Olympic Gold Medallist and President of the UKA

FOREWORD At first glance Hotel, Sports and Leisure buildings may not seem to share common design and construction challenges. Look closer and you’ll see that they share many requirements. Hotels must look good but provide good thermal and acoustic performance and will often incorporate gyms, swimming pools and conference rooms. Taking it a step further some hotels even have their own screening rooms, like the Courthouse Doubletree in London’s Regent Street with its 94 seat private cinema. This might seem like a far cry from the terraces of your local football or rugby team but it’s not just the weather that is considered in modern stadium construction. Every sports club wants their fans to be proud of their home ground. Combine desire to engender pride, with the requirements for conferences and corporate hospitality, and the result is a need for attractive, practical, high-performance buildings. Leisure centres and private gyms share similar requirements for looks and performance, along with leisure and entertainment hubs like the ones seen in redeveloped docklands across the UK. Whatever the visual or performance objectives of hotel, sports or leisure facilities, the extensive range of Euroclad products will deliver superb aesthetics combined with class-leading acoustic and thermal performance.

Phil Cook Managing Director

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INTRODUCTION

CONTENTS

Euroclad is the UK's home-grown, independent

Design flexibility

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Acoustics

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Thermal performance

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Sustainability

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supplier of metal roof and wall products which provide exceptional acoustic and thermal performance for the life of a building. Products are sustainably credible with proven routes for recycling and disposal. Euroclad listens to the needs of its customers and offers high performance, cost effective solutions. Quality

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Delivery

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Founded in 1981 Euroclad has taken huge strides over almost three decades, consistently investing in people and technology to satisfy customer needs. Cutting edge St. Giles Hotel London

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Future Inns Cardiff

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Environmental Management System approved to

Ravenscraig Sports Centre North Lanarkshire

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BS EN ISO 14001:2004.

K2 Sports and Leisure Complex

UK manufacturing maintains Euroclad’s position at the

Case studies

forefront of the metal roofing and cladding industry. As part of its commitment to quality, service and the environment, Euroclad operates a Quality Management System approved to BS EN ISO 9001:2008 and an

Crawley

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Cardiff City Stadium

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Olympic Stadium and International Broadcast Centre

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Floral Pavilion Merseyside

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Product selector

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Completed projects

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DESIGN FLEXIBILITY

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Euroclad can achieve a stunning array of roof and wall

In order to achieve a cost-effective, functional and

finishes thanks to its wide choice of products, materials

architecturally interesting building envelope a combination

and manufacturing capabilities, combined with the

of imagination, design engineering, good workmanship

experience and ingenuity of its committed workforce.

and the most suitable product is needed.

There is a misconception that cost-effective means either

You provide the design and we’ll deliver the right products

inferior or unattractive but this need not be the case.

at the best price.

ACOUSTICS

There are a number of factors that need to be considered

That is where Euroclad comes in. Euroclad systems have

by specialist contractors, acoustic consultants and

been tested extensively and proven in the field.

designers when choosing products with a specified acoustic performance.

Sound reducing and absorbing roofs and walls can be manufactured, with inherently good rain noise

Hotel designs often feature significant acoustic

performance.

requirements for both roof and walls; quiet and peaceful rooms in which hotel guests can relax are fundamental to

Metal roofing like Elite Systems from Euroclad may

any hotel design. Key to hotel rooms in particular is the

outperform other types of constructions that have to rely

reduction in noise from outside sources. Sports and

on suspended ceilings to achieve specified acoustic

Leisure applications may differ, often needing to absorb

performance. Standing seam in particular is a high

noise from inside the building. Within any mixed use

performing roof system, utilising stone wool insulation with

construction there will inevitably be a range of different

excellent acoustic properties.

acoustic solutions required.

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THERMAL PERFORMANCE

Euroclad products have proven thermal performance with typical constructions modelled and tested to adhere to, or exceed, Building Regulations. The flexible nature of systems means that the changes to Building Regulations Part L will cause no problems for Euroclad site assembled systems. Constructions have been engineered to adapt to any reasonable requirement so that individual building needs can be satisfied. A dedicated 3D modeller is employed to digitally construct building details which can be interrogated to provide accurate 3D imaging showing thermal performance.

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SUSTAINABILITY

Euroclad approach sustainability with absolute

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integrity. With such an amorphous headline it is easy to think of sustainability as being only recycling or just about longevity. Euroclad employ a holistic approach to cradle to cradle sustainability which aims to minimise the environmental impact of the production of components, manufacturing processes, transport, installation, use and end of life. Also included is life

The new lighting system in the main factory saves energy, reduces cost and provides a significantly higher luminescence. The existing lighting in the factory unit used 120 lights, each consuming 400 watts. The bulbs were expensive and difficult to replace and took up to 5 minutes to warm.

cycle assessment of environmental impact categories

The new lighting system utilises the same number of

such as global warming, resource depletion,

lights but uses T5 fluorescent bulbs that illuminate

embodied energy, eutrophication, acidification and

instantly and last up to 3 times longer than the old

volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions.

bulbs. Each light uses just 80 watts, a fifth of the

As part of the commitment to reducing its own carbon footprint there is a process of continuous improvement that includes, but is not exclusive to, the ongoing accreditation of the ISO 14001 environmental management system. An example of efforts to reduce carbon is the recent collaboration with the Carbon Trust to specify and install a high performance, energy efficient lighting

original system, which saves around 235,000KWh per year. To add to energy savings the lighting is zoned across the factory with microwave sensors automatically turning the lighting on and off as required. The energy saved is approximately equivalent to 127,029Kg of CO2 which equates to 34678.9Kg of Carbon.

system in the main factory unit.

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An investment in excess of £2million has been made in an automatic rollforming machine referred to as the ‘Revolver’ line. The equipment loads coils of up to 10 tonnes and feeds sheet material through 24 banks of forming rollers to produce 60m of finished product per minute. Running continuously at full capacity the machine would be able to produce over 80,000m2 of roof, wall or liner profiles per day. The Revolver line toggles between the four most popular profiles by switching the sets of rolls which are arranged like points on a clock face on each bank. The selected pattern clicks into place in just three minutes – a process that can take up to two hours on a conventional machine. Finished product is stacked by batch, automatically packaged using recyclable packaging materials, and labelled with a unique consignment number, its sequence as part of a larger order, the customer and destination. Facades products are modelled in 3D before being converted into manufacturing instructions and transferred electronically to the cutting and routing machinery, automatically devising the most efficient use of sheet material to minimise cost and waste. Certain products can be site manufactured; providing curves, tapers and exceptionally long sheets to achieve attractive, functional roofs in aluminium standing seam, steel secret fix and the new Vieo traditional-looking roof. As part of its commitment to quality and service Euroclad operates a Quality Management System approved to BS EN ISO 9001:2000. Euroclad continues to enhance its wide range of products and high levels of manufacturing excellence; building on the quality inherent in its construction systems and production processes.

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QUALITY

DELIVERY

Delivering the right products on time is fundamental to an efficient and effective build schedule. Euroclad has a proven track record in this area with dedicated logistics transporting finished products across the length and breadth of the UK, ensuring proficient and reliable delivery. Vieo, Secret fix SF500 and the Euroseam standing seam roof system can benefit from site production of the outer sheet. There has even been investment in a lifting assembly and remote control operation of the rolling mills to enable product to be manufactured at the eaves of a building and rolled directly onto a roof. The advantages are numerous with a significant reduction to risk:

• Less handling therefore sheets are unlikely to be damaged in transit • Very long sheet lengths can be produced without the need for special transport arrangements. 13m is the longest length sheet that can be transported in a standard shipment but 126m sheets have been produced onsite

• No waiting around for product to be delivered. It is manufactured onsite precisely where and when it is needed

• Sheets can be rolled at the eaves of the building directly onto the roof for the ultimate in convenience.

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LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIAL MAKES LIGHT WORK OF REFURBISHMENT

CASE STUDY

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Development

St Giles Hotel

Location

London

Client

St Giles Hotels

Contractor

Self-build

The refurbishment of the bathrooms at St Giles Hotel, Central London has been

The quality of the finish is superb and the authenticity of the black granite and white

quick, easy and cost effective thanks to help from Euroclad.

marble effect is compelling.

As one of the busiest hotels in the capital with an ethos of ‘Quality, Value and

Steve Johnson, Maintenance and Project Manager at St Giles commented “Our guests

Convenience’ hotel management at St Giles Hotel in Bedford Avenue wanted to update

are our priority and we wanted to upgrade the bathrooms to reflect the quality of our hotel

its bathrooms with minimal disruption to its valued guests. For this reason Euroclad

but we wanted to do that with the least possible amount of disruption. The Euroclad

Facades were asked to supply aluminium composite material (ACM) in black granite and

Facades products are ideal for our requirements with an excellent, high quality finish but

white marble finishes for the bathroom renovation.

offering cost savings versus traditional materials. Importantly we were able to take rooms

ACM from Euroclad has unique qualities which make it eminently suitable for this type of

out of action for very short periods which was a crucial requirement.” Mr Johnson went

application. The material is lightweight and rigid and can be supplied in over 100 colours

on to say “The people at Euroclad are always very helpful and the relationship has been a

and finishes including timber and stone effects, which offer considerable cost savings

successful one.”

versus traditional materials used for interior refits. There is also the option of metal composite materials with natural finishes which include titanium, stainless steel, copper and zinc.

One of the most central hotels in the west end of London, the St Giles Hotel is situated in Bloomsbury near the junction of Tottenham Court Road and Oxford Street. The popular hotel is within walking distance of London’s shopping areas, tourist

The material was cut to length and shape and shipped to the hotel in batches. The ease

attractions and theatres. The hotel features 705 standard, deluxe and executive rooms

of handling and the simple fixing of the sheets, which can be face fixed or adhered

and suites with a breakfast room, coffee shop and Italian, Chinese and Japanese

directly to the wall, made the fitting highly efficient. The installation team were able to

restaurants, as well as The Lazy Dog bar. The Central YMCA Health and Fitness Club

completely refurbish bathrooms at an astonishing rate; with two complete rooms refitted

provides access to a 25m heated indoor swimming pool, extensive Cardio Zone and free

every two days. Subsequent cost savings were made by minimising the number of days

weights. There are also six dedicated conference meeting rooms.

that the rooms were unavailable.

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FUTURE INNVESTMENT AT CARDIFF BAY

Superior performance and aesthetics resulted in Euroclad winning the contract to supply rainscreen cladding for Future Inns UK’s flagship four-star hotel in Cardiff Bay. The group’s 200-bedroom, seven-storey hotel features 2000m² of LINEAR rainscreen facades in silver metallic and charcoal grey. Offering all the benefits of Aluminium Composite Material (ACM) the panels’ 0.5 mm thick aluminium skins, which are laminated to a non-combustible mineral core, are up to 15% lighter than solid aluminium sheeting but with equivalent rigidity, excellent colour uniformity and superior flatness. Installed over 100mm duoslab Rockwool insulation on pre-cast concrete block walls, the LINEAR panels were produced in nine different module sizes. Such flexibility ensured the system’s compatibility with various interfaces such as glazing and integrated louvre systems. Cladding panels were also specified for a faceted architectural feature on the exterior of the hotel restaurant. Chosen for superior panel flatness, the system combines the aesthetics of modern bi-modular systems with superior thermal and fire performance. Both Euroclad cladding systems were installed by Bristol-based contractor, M. H. Massey. The main contractor was Midas Construction and the Architect Atkins, Walters and Webster.

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CASE STUDY Development

Future Inns

Location

Cardiff

Cladding Contractor M H Massey Main Contractor

Midas Construction

Architect

Atkins Walters and Webster

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Ravenscraig, the former home of Scottish steel making, is being transformed into the first new town the UK has seen in more than fifty years. A major part of this multi-million pound redevelopment is a new sports centre. Euroclad has supplied 22,000m2 of roof and wall cladding which formed a thermally efficient envelope on the sports centre. The products are applied in an unconventional but visually effective way with diagonal cladding providing impact and individuality. A series of roofs of varying pitch deliver an interesting eruption at the centre of the building. Euroclad Elite Plus Systems 55 and 57 were specified on the walls with Elite Plus System 2 on the roof with a combination of perforated and solid liners. The systems come with a 25 year guarantee for the roof and wall assemblies.

RAVENSCRAIG SPORTS CENTRE TAKES SHAPE

CASE STUDY

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Development

Ravenscraig Sports Centre

Client

North Lanarkshire Council

Architect

Populous

Consultant

Buro Happold

Cladding Contractor Lakesmere

Set in the heart of Scotland’s Central Belt in North

studios, an athletics hall and outdoor football pitches. A

visual identity. The clever use of conventional products to

Lanarkshire, Ravenscraig will be one of the largest

key requirement for the facility is to become a training

achieve such a remarkable effect shows that the

regeneration projects in Europe. The site covers an area

ground for Scottish sportsmen and women bidding to

combination of imagination with robust engineering and

of 450 hectares (1,125 acres), equivalent to

take part in the London 2012 Olympics and Glasgow’s

good products can deliver a functional, cost-effective yet

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Commonwealth Games, which will take place in 2014.

inspiring structure.”

Once completed the new town will consist of over 3,500

Housing all of the indoor and outdoor facilities required a

new homes, a new town centre with 84,000m2 of retail

unique structure – and so project architect Populous

and leisure space, up to 216,000m2 of business and

came up with a bold design, consisting of three separate

industrial space and a transport network. The new

structures, all interlinked around a fourth central spine

Motherwell College has been built and the second stage

building which houses changing rooms, offices, a café

of the town’s redevelopment, Ravenscraig Sports Facility,

and the centre’s main entrance.

There are many factors that need to be balanced when designing and constructing an architecturally striking sports facility that must also meet the very practical requirements of a sports venue. In the case of Ravenscraig Sports Facility, key to achieving this was specifying systems and products that can create an arresting and unique building whilst ensuring it takes into consideration practical requirements such as durability and cost.

keeps the Town development on-track. Keith Leslie, Regional Sales Manager at Euroclad, The new £30 million state-of-the-art sports facility is one

comments: “A key requirement to the successful delivery

of the largest of its kind in the UK, and will comprise of

of the project was ensuring that the building was not only

an indoor football pitch, a sports hall, gymnasium, dance

durable but also architecturally striking with a strong

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Euroclad provided an exciting range of aluminium standing seam roofs at the K2 sports and leisure complex in Crawley, West Sussex. The design demanded several different standing seam roofs, of both convex and concave waveform curves in varying radii. K2 houses a wide range of facilities including an Olympic size swimming pool, a 12m high climbing rock, squash and badminton courts, indoor bowls rinks, and a large multipurpose sports hall. The high specification building was constructed by main contractor Gleeson with roofing contractor S D Samuels. For the sports hall, a fully tested Euroseam system was chosen in order to meet specific acoustic requirements. While the roof of the swimming pool employs the same plain mill Euroseam as the sports hall, the sheets feature a smooth pre-curved ridge. Euroclad also provided a crimp-curved, perforated structural deck, which reduces the need for purlins, provides long spans and absorbs noise generated within the building. The Euroseam sheets were produced onsite, self curved to the radius of the roof, and lifted using Euroclad’s unique spreader beam. To aid the development of good working relationships and subsequent understanding between manufacturer, roofing and main contractor, Euroclad visited the site before production and during installation. Recent investment in Euroseam has culminated in a new onsite curving facility, manufactured tapers and even a system which allows the manufacturing unit to be lifted to the eaves and rolled directly onto the roof.

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EUROCLAD SCALES THE HEIGHTS OF K2

CASE STUDY Development

K2 Sports and Leisure Complex

Location

Crawley, West Sussex

Main contractor

M J Gleeson

Roofing contractor S D Samuels

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Development

Cardiff City Stadium

Client

PMG/Cardiff City FC

Cladding Contractor All Mass Cladding Systems

END TO END ACTION AT CARDIFF CITY STADIUM

Cardiff City Stadium is the new home of Cardiff City FC and Cardiff Blues rugby union team and was opened in time for the start of the 2009/10 season. The stadium is a striking landmark that was developed alongside a new retail park in the Leckwith area of the Welsh capital. 18,000m2 of doubled sided profiled steel was manufactured and supplied by Euroclad in Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® for the vast roof structure. The construction is one in a long line of stadia utilising Euroclad products; the Emirates stadium and the O2 Arena being two of the more recent projects with Euroclad involvement. Cardiff City Stadium is a 26,828 all-seated ground which includes conference facilities and private rooms and was built at a cost of £48million on the site of the former Cardiff Athletics Stadium. After the Millennium Stadium, it is the second largest stadium in Wales and is part of the Leckwith development which sprawls across 60 acres (240,000m2) and cost £100m in total. The overall development encompasses the new stadium, 47,000m2 of retail space with 13 major retailers including Asda, M&S and Mamas and Papas. A housing development on the site of Ninian Park is now planned as well as a brand new 70 room hotel with bar and restaurant. Infrastructure had to be improved to allow access which resulted in a new road system. The building is a coming together for system manufacturers Euroclad and Eurobond and unites Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® in Goosewing Grey on the roof and Colorcoat Prisma® in Silver Metalic on the walls. The Confidex guarantee of up to 40 years is now available on Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® prefinished steel.

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OLYMPIC STADIUM Euroclad Facades transformed manufacturing machinery to cope with the World’s longest sheets of Alpolic material and produced a full size rig to test handling, transport and application.

OLYMPIC STADIUM AND INTERNATIONAL BROADCAST CENTRE Euroclad has manufactured both the rainscreen cladding for the new Olympic Stadium and the entire roof for the enormous International Broadcast Centre (IBC) at the Olympic Park development in east London. The London 2012 Games are the catalyst for transforming 2.5km2 of land into a fully functional, exceptional Olympic Park. What was once industrial, contaminated land has been rapidly transformed over the past three years.

OLYMPIC INTERNATIONAL BROADCAST CENTRE

Euroclad manufactured around 4,500m2 of LINEAR 2

The roof of the International Broadcast Centre (IBC) is covered entirely by Euroclad products. The huge building will provide facilities for 20,000 broadcasters and journalists.

rainscreen facades in aluminium composite material (ACM) for the Olympic stadium. The size of panels and the type of

Left to Right: Olympic Gold medallist Lynn Davies, Euroclad Managing Director Phil Cook and ODA Chairman John Armitt get a close-up view of the 7.6m panels produced by Euroclad for the Olympic Stadium.

installation presented considerable technical challenges and the solutions proposed by Euroclad formed part of the successful bid by specialist contractor Prater. The LINEAR 2 system consists of vertical hook-on panels fixed at a 40° incline, which results in the panels being closer to the steelwork at the bottom than at the top. This required the construction of a full-size test rig at Euroclad’s facilities to trial the handling, transport and fixing of the system. The panel lengths of 7.6m were longer than any that have ever been produced using ACM; posing significant challenges to ACM manufacturer Mitsubishi, which had to produce 7.8m long sheets; the longest ever made. The 80,000-seat stadium is costing £496m to construct and is being designed and constructed by 'Team Stadium' consisting of Populous,

BLACKFRIARS RAILWAY BRIDGE

Sir Robert McAlpine and Burro Happold, with landscape designer HED

Euroclad have won the contract to supply architectural fabrications for the redevelopment of Blackfriars Railway Bridge which is an important piece of infrastructure for the 2010 Olympics.

and planning consultant Savills Hepher Dixon. The roof of the IBC posed a different set of challenges. With a roof area of 27,000m2 and a requirement to manufacture 77m continuous length sheets directly onto the roof there were few places for roofing contractor Hathaway to turn. Euroclad offered the perfect solution with its Secret fix roofing system which was manufactured onsite in continuous lengths. A fully tested lifting rig and remote control manufacture meant that sheets

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Euroclad built a full-size test rig to ensure the record breaking panels could be transported, handled onsite and fixed without problems.

could be rollformed directly onto the roof saving time and making construction of the roof much more efficient.

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VELODROME HOCKEY CENTRE

BMX TRACK FENCING HALL

OLYMPIC VILLAGE

INTERNATIONAL BROADCAST CENTRE STRATFORD INTERNATIONAL STATION HANDBALL ARENA

Sponsors Village

Mixed use Town Centre

BASKETBALL ARENA

OLYMPIC STADIUM

AQUATICS CENTRE

CASE STUDY Development

Olympic Stadium International Broadcast Centre (IBC)

Location

London

Architect

Populous (Stadium) RPS Burks Green (IBC)

Main contractor

Sir Robert McAlpine (Stadium) Carillion (IBC)

Roofing contractor Prater (Stadium) Hathaway (IBC)

Warm up Athletics Track

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CASE STUDY Development

Floral Pavilion

Architect

KE Martin

Main contractor

Kier (North West)

Cladding Contractor SGD

As part of a major redevelopment in Merseyside

That illusion has been realised thanks to Euroclad’s

Euroseam is popular because of its excellent acoustic

the old Floral Pavilion Theatre has been demolished to

standing seam roof system. Available as part of the

and thermal performance as well as the non-combustible

make way for an exciting new development which

company’s Elite Systems range, Euroseam is usually

insulation it uses. Euroclad also supplied fabrications

includes a £11.5m theatre and conference centre.

supplied in 0.9mm aluminium and can be used to

and flashings that followed the complex geometry of the

achieve a wide range of convex, concave and

roof. These provided the perfect finish which is attractive

multiform curves.

for passers-by to look at whilst securing the roof and

In its heyday, visitors flocked to New Brighton on the Wirral Peninsula for a traditional British seaside holiday.

walls against the elements.

After 50 years of decline, the completed development is

The project was particularly interesting given that the roof

helping to transform the town’s fortunes.

was produced onsite using specialised mobile

As the project developed, it became clear that the

manufacturing and curving machinery. The roof at

specification needed to change and the collaboration

(North West), to create a new complex that is fit for the

New Brighton is large and onsite production avoided the

between all parties resulted in an ideal solution.

21st century. The innovative building features a roof,

problems associated with transporting very long sheets.

It is this team working ethos that has made the Floral

installed by specialist contractor SGD, which appears like

Dedicated oversized delivery vehicles would have

Pavilion such a successful project.

a bow of a ship cutting through the waves.

required costly and time-consuming permissions with

The architect worked with main contractors Kier

potential for an expensive police escort.

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ICONIC BUILDING BRINGS STARS BACK TO NEW BRIGHTON

Mike Fallon, project manager at Kier (North West) said: “This is the first step of a much larger redevelopment of New Brighton. The Floral Pavilion is an exciting project to be involved with because of its striking design. It will be the first iconic building that visitors see as they approach Liverpool. We have been pleased with the materials that we used. Despite initial reservations, the rolling and bending onsite of the roof worked really well. Architecturally, there was no other way we were going to achieve what we did. Everything was heavily planned and so the whole process went very smoothly.”

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PRODUCT SELECTOR Elite Systems Roof

Elite Systems Wall

Rainscreen façades

Products

Products

Wide range of profiles including half round, sinusoidal and 32/1000

Products

LINEAR rainscreen systems including panels, support systems, insulation and fixings

Materials

Available in Corus Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® and Corus Colorcoat Prisma®

Materials

Available in Aluminium Composite Materials (ACM) and Metal Composite Materials (MCM)

Wide range of profiles available Can be produced onsite and at eaves in standing seam and secret fix roofs

Materials

Available in Corus Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® and Corus Colorcoat Prisma® Available in painted and plain mill aluminium

Guarantees

Guarantees

Elite guarantee of 12 years as standard Elite Plus guarantee of 25 years as an optional extra Confidex Sustain® available as an optional extra

Sustainability Proven route for recycling and disposal Certification Acoustic

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BBA, LPCB, ISO 14001 EMS, ISO 9000 QMS and CE Sound reduction of around 46dB, adaptable to requirements

Available in painted and plain mill aluminium

ACMs have excellent colour uniformity, rigidity and flatness

Elite guarantee of 12 years as standard Elite Plus guarantee of 25 years as an optional extra

ACMs available in a range of colours and finishes including metallics, timber and stone effects

Confidex Sustain® available as an optional extra

MCMs available in copper, stainless steel, Zinc, anodised aluminium and titanium

Sustainability Proven route for recycling and disposal

Guarantees

Paint finish warranty up to 20 years Panel warranty of 10 years

Certification Acoustic

BBA, LPCB, ISO 14001 EMS, ISO 9000 QMS and CE

Sustainability All manufacturing waste recycled Aluminium is one of the most durable, recycled and recyclable metals

Acoustic wall solutions available Certification

NHBC, CWCT, ISO 14001 EMS and ISO 9000 QMS

Acoustic

Adds performance to inherent properties of the substructure

Composite panel

Vieo roof and wall systems

Architectural fabrications

Products

Flat, Sinusoidal, Micro Rib, V Rib and Box Rib finishes

Products

Products

Bullnose /aerofoils, flashings, soffits, concealed gutters and louvres

Materials

Available in Corus Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® and Corus Colorcoat Prisma®

Materials

Other materials available

Available in Corus Colorcoat HPS200 Ultra® and Corus Colorcoat Prisma®

Range of pre-finished steel, plain and coated aluminium

Available in painted and powder coated aluminium

Ecoprotect coating for high grade corrosion protection

Vieo is the cost effective alternative to traditional metal roofing

Materials

Reflections PVDF colours

Guarantees

Warm roof, cold roof and SIP constructions

Other materials available including VieoZinc

Anti-graffiti and easy cleaning coatings available

Guarantees

Up to 30+ years warranty

Sustainability Proven route for recycling and disposal

Guarantees

Elite Plus guarantee of 25 years as an optional extra*

Euroclad Elite Plus 25 year guarantee available

Sustainability Proven route for recycling and disposal

Certification

TBA

Certification

LPCB, FM, EPAQ and CE

Acoustic

Sound reduction of around 41dB, adaptable to requirements

Acoustic

Acoustic wall solutions possible

Elite guarantee of 12 years as standard*

Sustainability Proven route for recycling and disposal Certification

ISO 14001 EMS, ISO 9000 QMS and Interpon D

Acoustic

Acoustic louvres available

*If specified as part of an Elite System.

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We’ve supplied roof and wall products to a huge amount of varied projects in the hotel, sports and leisure industries. Some of these include:

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Arsenal Emirates Stadium

Holiday Express Newport

O2 Arena

Birmingham City Stadium

Holiday Inn Glasgow

Olympic Stadium

Brickfields Stadium

Ipswich Town Stadium

Penicuik Swimming pool

Cardiff City Stadium

Leicester City Stadium

Ravenscraig Sports Centre

Clonmel Museum

Liskaerd Deer Park

Rhydycar Leisure Centre

Coventry City Stadium

Lockmeadow Odeon

Sheffield National Ice Arena

Crawley Leisure Centre

Manchester Arena

Skydome Coventry

Derby County Stadium

Manchester Radisson Hotel

South Devon Tennis Centre

Dragon Leisure Centre, Bodmin

McDonald Holland House Hotel

St Davids Hotel

Etap Hotel

Moss Side Leisure Centre

St Giles Hotel

Floral Pavillions, New Brighton

Newcastle Falcons Stadium

Stadium of light

Frankie and Bennies Cardiff Bay

Newhaven Quay

Wales Millennium Centre

Future Inns Hotels

Nottingham Forest Stadium

Wales National Velodrome

Euro Clad Limited Wentloog Corporate Park Cardiff CF3 2ER Telephone

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