Commercial

Broxburn

LIDL

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Sales Area 14,359 sq ft
Steelwork Supplied 113.82 tonnes

Part Of A Bigger Picture

Not every project requires us to be involved from start to finish.

Sometimes we’re brought in to deliver a specific part of the build before handing over to the next team on site.

That’s exactly what happened at Lidl’s store in Broxburn.

Working as part of a wider construction programme, we supplied and erected the structural steelwork that would form the backbone of the new retail unit.

Getting The Structure In Place

Our involvement included the detailing, fabrication, painting and erection of the steel frame.

Several large-span beams were incorporated into the design, helping create the open internal space needed for a retail environment.

Although our time on site was relatively short, a significant amount of preparation had already taken place behind the scenes before the first piece of steel arrived in Broxburn.

A Team Effort

Construction projects of this scale rely on different contractors coming together at the right time.

Once the steel frame was complete, work continued across the wider development as the new store began to take shape.

The Finished Result

The completed Lidl store now serves the local community from its East Main Street location in Broxburn.

For us, it was another opportunity to do what we do best: fabricate, supply and erect the steelwork that helps bring projects like this to life.

Take a look through the photographs below to see the project during construction.

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