Tetbury Goods Shed Arts Centre
Introduction Kathryn reached out with a vision to improve accessibility at the Tetbury Goods Shed Arts Centre. The existing manual doors presented challenges for visitors, particularly those using wheelchairs. The single door leaf wasn’t wide enough to accommodate wheelchair access, and budget constraints made the project even more complex. Challenges Given that the entrance is […]
Ty Elai Offices – RCT Council: A Case Study
Introduction Rhys from the RCT Council approached us with a specific challenge concerning one of the council buildings. The existing entrance comprised two standard-sized sets of swing doors. The occupants of the building required wider doors to facilitate easier access for everyone, including those with mobility issues. Possible Issues The primary concern was that these […]
Dan Y Bryn Care Home
Introduction Stuart reached out to us with the aim of improving the entrance to the care home. His primary concerns were to create a wider opening to facilitate the arrival and departure of guests and to find a solution to prevent the door from being caught by the wind during inclement weather. Possible Issues The […]
DLWilliams Home Centre Shopfront Renovation
DLWilliams Home Centre, owned by Lynn, reached out to J Manny for assistance with revitalising their existing wooden shopfront, which had deteriorated over time and was in need of refurbishment. Possible Issues The project presented several challenges, primarily due to the extensive deterioration of the windows and frames. The rotten state of these elements necessitated […]
Haig Mumbles Ltd: Elevating Storefronts with Style
Introduction: Jon reached out to us with a vision to revitalise his shopfront, which had begun to show signs of wear and tear. Potential issues: We prioritised ensuring that Jon had all the necessary permissions from relevant authorities before proceeding with any alterations to the shopfront. Solution: From our initial meeting with Jon listened and […]
Barnardo’s, Cardiff Branch: Enhancing Accessibility and Efficiency
Introduction At the bustling Cardiff branch of Barnardo’s, Liz found herself grappling with a common challenge: the existing swing doors and the limited reception-area space were creating significant obstacles to smooth operation. Possible Issues The swing doors presented a unique challenge, as the layout and the steps leading to the main entrance made outward-opening doors […]
Enhancing Accessibility and Durability at Coleg Y Cymoedd – Ystrad Mynach College
Automatic Doors at Coleg Y Cymoedd – Ystrad Mynach College Introduction:Our valued service contract customer recently approached us with a request to upgrade some doors at Coleg Y Cymoedd – Ystrad Mynach College. The motivation behind this was the high usage of the existing doors, coupled with their deteriorating condition. Identifying Potential Issues:The doors in […]
Case Study: Elevating Accessibility for DAS LAW with J Manny
Case Study: Elevating Accessibility for DAS LAW with J Manny Introduction: J Manny had the privilege of collaborating with DAS LAW through Mobius Construction, where we were approached by the Quantity Surveyor (QS) facing a time-sensitive project. The client’s requirement was to replace outdated manual doors with modern aluminium ones, installing automatic doors ideal for […]
Case Study Spotlight: Glangwili General Hospital
Introduction: At Glangwili General Hospital, our recent service visit unveiled a pressing issue that demanded prompt attention. In a discussion with Paul, the site facilities manager, it became apparent that malfunctioning doors were causing disruptions. Problem: The doors, having reached the end of their life cycle, were grappling with the challenges posed by high usage. […]
Transformative Solutions for Hotel Entrance
Introduction: Julian approached us with a distinctive challenge concerning the entrance of his hotel. Uncertain about the best course of action, he sought our expertise to find a solution for his establishment. Problem: The entrance presented a formidable challenge due to its limited width and its location within an archway. Negotiating these constraints required a […]