“Each entrance was individually designed and needed to be in keeping with the history of the building”, comments Dennis Sumner, managing director of Force 8. “ The frame designs are a combination of circular and arched elements, the trick was to give them a contemporary feel, which we achieved with the anthracite grey colour and our Ricardo door. The Ricardo design is from our new Decadence composite range and has all the latest in security and thermal efficiency”.
Using a company such as Force 8 who can provide the doors as well as the frames means that the developer could rest assured that everything would fit and colour match perfectly on site, plus only having to deal with just one company on such a complex project saves time and money.
In recent years Force 8 have invested heavily in state of the art equipment, which enables them to create complex designs both in frames and doors, and are one of the few companies that can manufacture arched composite doors with a frame to match. As with all Force 8 arched and circular frames, they are manufactured from a single length of profile with no welds, not only making them aesthetically more pleasing, but also stronger.
For further information contact Force 8 on 0161 483 1997 or visit their website at www.force8.uk
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