Portavadie Marina Resort: Steel louvred fencing and compounds to screen service plant and wheelie bins
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Lang+Fulton were asked to supply louvred screening to provide shelter and a visual barrier for the café and outdoor pool areas at the Portavadie Marina Resort.
A 2.5m high screen of Italia-100 panels was installed to provide 100% visual screening. The louvres have a free area of 29%, which helps to reduce wind loading, but, in order to cope with potential storm force conditions, the RHS posts were specially designed in accordance with BS EN 1991-1-4.
A store area for bins and a secure compound for service plant fored an additional part of the contract.
The steel louvres were polyester powder coated in a muted grey (RAL 7015) to a marine grade standard of finish to blend with the surroundings and withstand the harsh coastal climate.
Products featured in this case study
View all products (49)Italia-100 Fencing - Steel louvre privacy barrier fence
Italia Wheelie Bin Stores - Steel louvre privacy secure compound
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