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Outdoor Weather Solutions for the Changing UK Climate
Our company has been designing,
manufacturing and installing Advanced Tensile Membrane Structures
since 1991.
We started life as Aluminium Structure Services Ltd., installing
temporary aluminium frame structures at many of the highest
profile sporting and public events throughout the world. Since
then, weve become involved with more permanent membrane
structures, such as the O2 Arena and Sports Stadium, together
with the worlds largest re-locatable temporary structure.
As technologies and techniques have improved, particularly those
of computer aided design in relation to the design of tensile
membrane structures and their manufacture, our products have
become more accessible to a wider market.
Eight years ago, this technology enabled us to introduce our
Pocca range of structures - the countrys first and only
system of tensile membrane structures designed specifically
for schools, helping them to bring their inside activities outside
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We
have recently extended this range to meet an expanding indoor
to outdoor market, and now offer:
the Qube
a heavy-duty structure designed for long term use in demanding environments
the Al Fresco
a variation of the Qube which is suited to dining and relaxing
in any outdoor setting
the Kwikshade
a frameless structure designed to provide shade and shower
protection
Together with a variety of multi-purpose membrane structures to accommodate
the entire range of indoor-to-outdoor activities and uses.
With the Pocca range for schools, we have developed a standard of
service and support to be proud of. It is our mission to continue
this ethos into all the products we supply. To this end, we have established
a network of associates and partner companies throughout the country
who are dedicated to providing local service supported by our national
backup and guarantees.
Thank you for taking the time to read this page, we look forward to
hearing from you.
Dr. Robert Carpenter, Managing Director.
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