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If you would like any more information on what we could offer you, or a free no obligation quotation contact one of our sales team on: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com Find us on  Facebook Visit our  Website

If you would like any more information on what we could offer you, or a free no obligation quotation contact one of our sales team on: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com Find us on  Facebook Visit our  Website

Another job completed on a cattle shed, in Galloway and Dumfries. Buildings uk provided the building to a custom design including Yorkshire boarding. Orangeworks constructed the internal work, another great job!! Great team work! If you would like any more information on what we could offer you, or a free no obligation quotation contact one of our sales team on: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com Find us on  Facebook Visit our  Website You can contact Orangeworks Engineering, for further information on internal steel work: 01556 50488 or orangeworks@mail.com find them on   Facebook

The progress as of today on a building job in Ledbury, the building now has a roof! If you would like any more information on what we could offer you, or a free no obligation quotation contact one of our sales team on: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com Find us on  Facebook Visit our  Website

Cheaper Is not better.  Steel is one of the most widely used material for agricultural, equestrian and industrial buildings but what are the differences between hot rolled steel and cold rolled steel? The Science Steel is manufactured using two different methods – hot rolling and cold rolling. The principles that determines whether steel is hot rolled or cold rolled is the temperature it is rolled at. Hot rolling   is carried out at a temperature of around 1,000 degrees Centigrade using a process which prevents the steel from hardening whilst it is being worked. This gives the steel a harder more durable quality Hot rolled buildings will last for over 60 years, so you’ll get plenty of use from your building. Hot rolled buildings are ideal for farm buildings, equestrian and heavy industry structure. As it is so heavy duty, you have very few limitations as to what you could utilise your hot rolled steel building for. This type of steel is built to withstand...

UPDATE 3 Todays update on the agricultural building, under construction in Ledbury.  The job is 100ftx50ftx16ft steel framed building.  I hope you enjoy watching our progress on this Job.     CONTACT US for any information regarding what we could offer you: 01299 488988 or info@buildings-uk.com.  or check out our  Website or  facebook

Another photo up date of our job in Ledbury, now in the process of reducing the levels The job is 100ftx50ftx16ft  If you would like any more information on what we could offer you contact us on: 01299 488988 or email info@buildings-uk.com or take a look at our website www.buildings-uk.com

Choosing an industrial building is a very important decision, they are a huge commitment and can be very costly. There are various elements you should take into account when you are planning a building that suits your needs. Your predominant concern should be which material you should use to develop and construct your build. There are a lot of options available to You, so you should consider the possibilities carefully. This blog will talk about the benefits of using steel for an industrial building, and why it is a popular choice for new industrial buildings. What is classified as an industrial building? The term refers to any building that are used in heavy-duty environments. An example of an industrial building is a build that is used for a factory, a unit that is used to keep large numbers of industrial equipment, or a storage unit. Why Choose Steel for Your Industrial Building? Steel is a very common material that’s used as an element in many different structures, i...

At Buildings uk we specialise in constructing Agricultural, Industrial and Equestrian steel framed buildings. We will work with you in order to construct a building that fits your exact requirements. The construction of an indoor arena is based on an established method. Once the site has been identified and planning permission gained the Foundations can be dug. Then the concrete is poured, to accommodate the steel reinforcements that are then bolted down into position. An indoor riding School can be a real asset if you don’t want the weather to stand in the way of your riding. There is no one-size-fits-all approach to designing and building an indoor arena, as this is one of the most significant investments a land owner can make. There are many factors to take into consideration to ensure you are left with a building that will meet your needs for many years to come. As experts in Equestrian builds here are a few points to consider before building an Indoor School:...

Day 4 18/4/18 Progress is being made on the Wassage way site, this is an industrial build for an extension to an existing building. here are a few photos as of day 4. hope you enjoy watching our progress. Keep an eye out over the coming days for more updates.