Normal, Usual Jobs
Shopping
Malls, Hotel Public Areas, Large Public Buildings, Theme Parks, Museums,
Airports, Sports Stadia and much more.
Column Encasements, Cornice, Ceilings, Special Tiles, Ornamentation,
Replication, Reinstatement after fire, water or other damage and much
more.
Our Standard Designs, Your Designs, Your Clients Designs.
We can work from verbal instructions, complete specifications,
photographs, remaining fragments, whatever you wish or is available.
Normal Plaster, Special Plasters, Glass Reinforced Gypsum, Fibre Glass,
Glass Reinforced Cement and some other materials.
This
photograph illustrates poolside fluted columns, lighting troughs and
curved cornice at the Marriott Hotel, Leeds.
Mouldings were installed to 16 Meeting Rooms, 250 metres of corridor,
Function Rooms, Ballrooms, Bars and Restaurants.
We
installed a total of four tonnes of mouldings throughout the extensive
public areas of this, the only five star hotel in Leeds.
The photographs in the above section depicts some of the many large,
complex column encasements and lighting troughs we made and installed at
the Potteries Shopping Centre, Hanley.
Our
newly made and installed elements contrast very noticably with the smoke
blackened existing mouldings prior to decoration.
Sadly this work was necessary due to arson at The Unity Hall, WAKEFIELD.
Visible here is the new ceiling and area of wall, coloured pink.
Cornice, frieze and pilasters in white.
Reproduction of damaged mouldings forms an important part of our
workload.
A
modern design.
This illustrates the possibilities of our special abilities, also our
materials.
This is a fairly large ceiling in purpose made GRG tiles.
It is lit from above to show the electrical and mechanical services.
Ceiling includes several 1700mm diameter lighting cones.
This contract included eight huge elliptical in section conical column
casings, floor to ceiling.
This is the fourth floor restaurant at the Harvey Nichols Store, Leeds.
Surprised
to find this on "Usual Jobs" page?
This isn't unusual for us! In fact during the year 2003 we worked on our
sixth new ship!
At 138,000 tonnes, this was then the biggest cruise liner in the world.
She is the "Explorer of the Seas" and spends her time cruising the
Caribbean Sea - incredibly slowly (I'm told).
We have provided components for this and four sister ships, all of whom
work the same region.
Additionally our mouldings sail closer to home, on the world's largest
passenger car ferry, the "Ullysses". This ship works to England for
Irish Ferries.
Have
you decorative plaster in this or similar sorry state?
We can restore, reproduce, reinstate or renew it to new or whatever
condition you choose.
It can be restored to "as new" condition or matched to the same "paint
filled" condition as the adjacent original plasterwork.
Clients are almost always genuinely amazed at the quality of our work
and the huge improvement we make.