Barnshaws offers new beam welding service
Barnshaws Section Benders, the world’s leading company in curved steel structures, is now offering customers beam welding services. The introduction of new equipment is part of the company’s strategy to provide high-quality, customisable and adaptable construction components with short lead times.
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Barnshaws keeps the Polar Express running
Since the dawn of steam, Santa has relied on the Polar Express for essential logistics around his festive distribution centre at the North Pole. It performs a vital role moving presents, wrapping paper etc. for next-day delivery. Like a lot of ageing infrastructure, the Polar Express line was starting to show its age and this year Santa sent elf envoys to Barnshaws Section Benders for some support.
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Three Barnshaws projects earn recognition at Structural Steel Design Awards 2017
Three landmark building projects supported by Barnshaws Section Benders have been recognised in the 2017 Structural Steel Design Awards. Sponsored by the British Constructional Steelwork Association and Steel for Life, the awards recognised the Leadenhall Building in London, The Curve in Slough and the Hurlingham Club Racquet Centre in London, which have all benefitted from precision steel bending from Barnshaws. The awards were presented on the 4th October at the Museum of London.
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Barnshaws introduces ‘cut price’ service for channel sections
Building on a comprehensive range of metal bending and fabrication services, Barnshaws Section Benders is now offering a new economical approach for creating channel sections to its customers. The method allows customers to efficiently recycle existing hollow stock to originate a channel section, instead of purchasing new materials outright.
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Barnshaws put The Curve in Slough
As part of the ongoing regeneration of Slough town centre, Barnshaws Section Benders has provided curved steel to support The Curve, the new cultural and learning centre: a project delivered by Slough Urban Renewal on behalf of Slough Borough Council. The steel forms part of the building's façade, which delivers a truly modern aesthetic, intended to uplift the local area. As a result, the building has been awarded 'Development of the Year 2017' at the Thames Valley Property Awards.
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