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HOW TO AVOID THE HALLOWEEN HORRORS

Posted on 31st October 2016

Preparing pumpkins and stocking up for trick-or-treaters is harrowing enough, but the curse of the relentless costumed kiddies ringing your doorbell this October is not the only horror specifiers need to avoid. There are plenty of balustrade nightmares that could also keep you awake, if you don’t work with a high quality balustrade specialist to…

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DELTA SCORES HIGH AT LANSDOWNE SCHOOL

Posted on 27th October 2016

Delta are very pleased to be included in the ‘Top 10 best performing subcontractors’ in the Kier Construction (London) BRAG Score Review. This was following our involvement in the Lansdowne School project in Stockwell, London. Kier Construction’s BRAG Scoring System is issued to their Contracts Team on a quarterly basis. There are ten areas of…

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DON’T DREAM OF WINNING, TRAIN FOR IT

Posted on 26th September 2016

The shops may be filling up with Christmas paraphernalia, but it will take a while for memories of 2016’s triumphant summer of sporting success to fade. Both Team GB and Para GB performed better than ever at the Olympics, bringing home a record medal haul and a catalogue of inspirational stories about what it takes…

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BALANCING BALUSTRADE AESTHETICS AND SAFETY

Posted on 2nd September 2016

Whether used for atriums, staircases, balconies, terraces or external areas, balustrades have an important role to play in ensuring the safety of a building for its users. In most installations, however, one of their primary functions is also to enhance the building’s aesthetics, so specifying a system that looks right is critical. It’s important to…

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THE WEIGHTY ISSUE OF LOADING REQUIREMENTS

Posted on 12th August 2016

While the same balustrade system can be suitable for a wide variety of buildings, the detail of the specification must include loading requirements that are tailored to meet the individual building’s needs in terms of both building type and occupancy levels. Loading requirements are calculated based on maximum occupancy levels rather than average occupancy and…

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