Commercial

Kincardine

SP Energy

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Building Size 39.96m x 21.9m x 14.95m

Not Your Average Building

We spend a lot of our time building agricultural sheds and commercial units.

This wasn’t one of them.

Working on behalf of NRS Group, we supplied and erected the structural steelwork for this project at SP Energy’s Kincardine site, delivering a substantial steel-framed building together with the access steelwork surrounding it (Building Size: 39.96m x 21.9m x 14.95m).

From the ground, it’s an impressive structure. Once you’re standing beside it, you realise just how much steel is involved.

Steelwork From The Ground Up

The project included the main building frame, external stair towers, elevated walkways and access platforms running around the structure.

Everything was fabricated using galvanised steel before being delivered to site for erection by our team.

In total, around 210 tonnes of steelwork were supplied as part of the project, including the crane support steelwork.

A Different Kind Of Project

One of the things we enjoy most about steel construction is the variety.

One week we might be working on a livestock building. The next, we’re erecting a structure like this.

Projects like Kincardine require careful planning throughout the erection process, particularly when so much of the steelwork sits above ground level.

It’s exactly the sort of challenge our site teams enjoy getting stuck into.

The Finished Result

The completed building now forms part of SP Energy’s Kincardine site, providing a striking example of how structural steelwork can be used in specialist industrial projects.

It’s a project we’re proud to have been involved with and one that certainly stands out in our portfolio.

Take a look through the photographs below to see the project taking shape.

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