Project
King's Cross, London
Architect
Mansells
Project Value
£165,000
Material & Finish
Aluminium BS EN 485, Polyester powder coated IGP metallic
King’s Cross is a bustling area of London that has seen significant development in recent years. One of the notable residential developments in the area is the project that Eltherington supplied perforated aluminium cladding and panels for.
The project features a range of products including perforated window cover panels, slotted panels, cill sections, aluminium extrusion, and cladding.
The perforated window cover panels are an excellent solution for buildings that require good air flow and more natural light. With 40% open area, these panels allow for sufficient air flow while also letting in natural light into the building. Additionally, the use of aluminium in these panels ensures uniformity from machine cluster tools and makes the panels easy to install.
Another benefit of using aluminium in construction is its sustainability. Aluminium can achieve an “A” rating as defined in the BRE Green Guide to Specification and is 100% recyclable. This makes it an excellent choice for those looking to reduce their environmental impact. Overall, the use of perforated aluminium cladding and panels in the King’s Cross development provides a durable, sustainable, and aesthetically pleasing solution for the building’s window covers.
Architectural
Sector
Architectural
The project features a range of products including perforated window cover panels, slotted panels, cill sections, aluminium extrusion, and cladding.
Architectural
Sector
Architectural
This ambitious project has been utilising a number of different systems to create striking buildings that are sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who sees them.
Architectural
Sector
Architectural
The upgrade project was led by the Buckingham Group Architects and involved the installation of new platforms clad with specialist perforated aluminium. The aluminium, provided by Eltherington, is 3mm thick and finished with a powder coating.