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Ward designs Big Yellow roofing solution

Ward Insulated Panels and MITIE Roofing have devised a complex over-roofing solution to provide a new lease of life for Big Yellow Self Storage at their London Bow location.

This was due largely to the versatility of Ward TopDek composite membrane roofdeck panels and Ward Single Skin Wall Profiles combined with a Ward Capella lightweight galvanised truss system.

The original roof comprised Asbestos cement roof sheets with north light glazing, coupled with concrete flat roof areas, at differing levels. The existing structure was exposed where necessary to provide an interface for the installation of the over-roofing system.

Ward TopDek pre-insulated membrane roof panel was fixed over the lightweight steel framework to create a pitched over-roofing solution with a subtle one degree roof pitch.

Gary Slawson of roofing contractors, MITIE Roofing, said: “The innovative roofing solution designed by Ward and MITIE was cost effective, time efficient and fitted the client’s requirements exactly. The finished effect has extended the life of the building and dramatically improved its appearance”.

The finishing touch for this project was provided by Ward single skin wall cladding in Big Yellow’s signature bright yellow. The cladding was fixed over the existing brickwork to provide an eye-catching finish to this refurbishment project.

Source: Ward Insulated Panels

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