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Leading the way in metal processing solutions
voestalpine Metsec plc is the UK ’ s largest specialist cold roll-forming company , providing products for the construction and manufacturing industries . We focus on adding value through expert design , precision manufacturing and on-time , in-full product delivery .
W e were recently announced as one of the first companies globally to achieve the new Kitemark for BIM from the British Standards Institution . This follows Metsec gaining BIM Level 2 accreditation , becoming the first cold roll steel forming company to be certified as such by the BSI , and the first Tier 2 designer and manufacturer to achieve the standard for design and construction in the UK . Established more than 80 years ago , Metsec is owned by the voestalpine group , one of Europe ’ s leading specialist engineering companies . Our company is part of voestalpine ’ s Metal Forming division , the world ’ s leading provider of high-quality metal processing solutions with production facilities all around the globe .
Metsec is headquartered in Oldbury , West Midlands and we also have a second base in the Middle East in order to serve customers on an international scale . Over the years we have provided our products to a number of high profile projects including the Queensferry Crossing , Abu Dhabi airport , Resorts World , Wimbledon , BBC Wales ’ s studios and Glasgow Velodrome along with a host of retail sites , sports stadia , hotels , student accommodation across the globe .
The company is comprised of multiple divisions which supply our products to a broad range of customers globally . These include the Steel Framing division who lead the market when it comes to light gauge , galvanised steel structural framing systems . Purlins , the UK ’ s largest designer and manufacturer of light gauge galvanised Steel Purlins , Side Rails and Mezzanine Floor systems for use in a wide range of industrial and commercial developments . Cable Management who manufacture cable containment and support systems for the mechanical and electrical services industry . Dry Lining who specialise in the
The Stanbury standard is hard to beat
Established in 1980 , SJ Stanberry & Sons Ltd is a familyrun business offering unique turn-key solutions , with a dedicated reliable workforce that ensures all projects are finished to the highest standards . Founded by Stephen Stanberry , who works closely with his sons , the company has gained an enviable reputation for all their services . manufacture and supply of light gauge , non-load bearing coldrolled formed metal products for use in partitioning , dry lining and ceiling systems . And finally Engineering Products , who specialise in delivering bespoke ,
engineered solutions . For more information please contact voestalpine Metsec plc on 0121 601 6000 or alternatively email us on metsec @ metsec . com
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J Stanberry & Sons Ltd have vast experience of laying concrete floors for aprons , sheds , grain stores , silos , foundations and much more . We have been offering our concrete services to customers for many years and we work hard to hone our skills and improve our knowledge and methods . This means we are able to provide a fast , dedicated and reliable service . Our Services :
• Industrial , agricultural or commercial concrete flooring
• Internal or external
• Steel fixing
• Brush , tamp or power float finishes
• Anaerobic digestion tank bases
• Aprons & shed floors
• Grain , potato & machinery stores
• Poultry units & stable yards
• Paths , patios and driveways
• Groundworks & preparation
• Free site visits , material advice and costing .
As you know , every site is different and poses its own challenges , i . e . access or the ground works , but with SJ Stanberry ’ s professional service , approach and versatility , they can meet even the most challenging of client requirements , all to a costeffective structure .
For your free , no-obligation quote , site visit or brochure call 01945 870 076 , visit www . sjstanberry . com or email sales @ sjstanberry . com
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