A Message to Our Customers – UKCA Markings
Dear Customer, UKCA Glass Marking The UKCA (UK Conformity Assessment) mark is the new UK product marking that will be required for processed glass products for use in buildings being placed on the market in Great Britain (England, Wales and Scotland). It replaces products that previously required the CE mark. Dual […]
A Message to Our Customers – UKCA Markings
dualseal Now Part of the vandaglas Group
dualseal is proud to announce that we are now part of the vandaglas Group. This is an extremely exciting and positive development which will help the company to grow and prosper further in the architectural glass sector. We were pleased to welcome Nils Matthies and Ulrich Feindt todualseal’s site in the past month in order to introduce themselves to our team.
dualseal Now Part of the vandaglas Group
Plot 3175 Thorpe Park, Leeds
This 4 storey office block development is part of massive development in the Thorpe Park are of Leeds.
Plot 3175 Thorpe Park, Leeds
Godiva Place, Coventry
This 770 bed student living facility was recently completed with our customer, Casu Consulto Ltd and main contractor Galliford Try.
Godiva Place, Coventry
dualseal delivers for landmark Huddersfield University building
Leading sealed unit manufacturer for the commercial glazing market dualseal has teamed up with a range of West Yorkshire firms to construct a prestigious £27.5m university building just a few miles from its Huddersfield HQ and factory.
dualseal delivers for landmark Huddersfield University building
Learn More About Parson’s Tower
Newcastle College intends to maintain its status and profile as one of the country’s leading FE providers. To realise this, the College sought to renovate and renew the Parsons building, one of its key founding beacon buildings on the Rye Hill Campus site.
This project was about rejuvenating the building rather than a superficial refurbishment. The intention was to transform the building so that it stood as a new physical beacon which further advertised the ambition of the College and to look, feel and function as a new building. Outwardly, the building was to present a completely new ‘face’ on the city skyline; internally, the floor-plates were to be altered to create exciting and stimulating learning environments to reflect 21st Century teaching; and functionally, the building was to be renewed to provide the M&E Services infrastructure to meet the building occupancy and serve the environment.