The glass used was 17.5mm toughened laminated panels, made up of a 10mm grey tinted panel bonded to a 6mm clear panel. Without using both panels tinted meant that the laminated panel allows through some natural light. The canopy was installed with a 3° pitch, so the rainwater can be drained towards a concealed gutter at the rear. The main benefit of the canopy frame being in one-piece, meant less time was needed on-site assembling the frame during installation. When UMG arrived on-site all that was required was to lift the canopy into position and bolt it to the frame and the previously fitted brackets. The structure was in place on day one of site activity, and the glass was lifted onto the frame and secured, meaning the installation of the canopy only took 4 days.
UMG have been involved in the design and construction of commercial glass canopies for over 20 years, and during this period they have gained a wealth of knowledge and experience. UMG work closely with their clients to develop detailed designs, specifying all the materials required to meet the needs architecturally, structurally and within a budget. Morrison Design had nominated UMG for this, and other similar projects because of their unique understanding within the industry.
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