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New industrial building underway on the Isle of Skye

31/07/2025
Home | News | New industrial building underway on the Isle of Skye

This week we started work on a brand-new industrial building project on the beautiful Isle of Skye — a truly exciting build for a valued client in one of Scotland’s most iconic locations.

This 50m x 12m steel-framed structure has been designed to BS5950 standards and fabricated in accordance with EN1090 Execution Class 2, ensuring a robust and compliant build from the ground up.

Drone view of our latest industrial building on the isle of skye - featuring scottish mountains in the background.

With composite panel cladding, triple-skin GRP roof lights, and a large mezzanine floor included, this project is a brilliant example of how our industrial buildings can be tailored to meet specific operational needs, without compromising on quality or compliance.

Other key features include:

We’re thrilled to be bringing another complex design to life in such a unique setting — and we look forward to sharing more progress on this industrial building soon!

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