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Dynamic curves in a single span roof play an important part of the Gloucestershire Constabulary's headquarters building. Taking the shape of an elipse, the Euroseam standing seam roof from Euroclad spans around 8,500m? of floor space. Finished in Moorland Green, the roof forms part of a building designed to present an inspiring appearance for the 400 members of staff at the Quedgley headquarters. An area planted as a 'green' roof parallels the smooth lines of self-curved aluminium. Euroclad rolled the sheet on-site in lengths of over 120 metres using a self-contained, mobile roll former

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Metal roofing and cladding systems for ProLogis Developments' new distribution centre in Dartford are being provided by Euroclad. The company's SF500 system, manufactured from Corus Colorcoat HPS200 in Wedgewood Blue, will be used to roof all three of the buildings. Trapezoidal and half-round profiles were chosen to clad the walls because of their "contemporary appearance".

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At the newly built Granta School in Linton, Cambridge, Euroclad has provided a waveform Euroseam roof. The company supplied and manufactured a waveform standing seam roof, verge and bullnose details and structural deck. Sheets were lifted onto the roof and laid over Eurodeck structural decking. Verge and bullnose details were produced in verdant green Alpolic/fr, a composite material manufactured by Mitsubishi Chemical. Euroseam is based on the principle of 'zipping up' sheet side laps over supporting halters using a mechanical seaming tool. It can be smooth curved down to a radius of 5m and be manufactured in long lengths. The availability of rollformed tapers allows for a precise finish.

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Curved Euroseam roofing from Euroclad has been supplied for a penthouse in Birmingham. The standing seam roof was used on the penthouse to provide a curved profile. It is constructed from Plain Mill aluminium with a Stucco-embossed finish which has a 300mm cover width curved to a 23m radius. There are no external penetrations on the roof as the system 'zips up' side laps which are then closed over supporting halters. This means that weather resistance and durability are ensured.

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Utilised at a college in Whitstable is a rollformed aluminium standing seam roof from Euroclad. The company provided tapered stucco embossed Euroseam sheets which are lightweight with weathering capabilities alongside environmentally friendly properties. The product is also available in crimp curve, smooth curved, smooth curved waveform and mill finish aluminium, zinc, steel or copper.

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The sign over the entrance to the North Bank of Arsenal?s Highbury stadium proudly proclaims ?Welcome to Highbury ? the Home of Football?. But from the start of the 2006/07 football season, the Gunners will have a brand new home - Emirates Stadium - which is currently rising above the skyline of North London. The roof construction involves the combined talents of Euroclad and Prater Limited with main contractor Sir Robert McAlpine. Emirates Stadium will have a seating capacity of 60,000, and is designed as a four-tiered bowl, with roofing over the seats but not over the pitch. The upper and lower tiers will accommodate standard seating, while the middle tier will be known as ?club level? which will house premium corporate seating. The stadium feature some 7,700 soffit panels manufactured by Euroclad, designed to conceal the structural steelwork of the stadium's roof. They accommodate the stadium's public address and lighting systems, the lighting being recessed into the soffits. In addition the soffits were perforated to provide the acoustic attenuation necessary to enhance the atmosphere for spectators and players alike. Euroclad used specialist machinery and CAD design to ensure that each piece was perfectly produced and finished.

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Providing a roof for a house in Devon, Euroclad has utilised its Euroseam product. The mechanically produced 75mm deep seams, anti capillary groove and low profile pan allows drainage and increases weatherability. Due to the product's zipping up principle the sheet side laps are closed over supporting halters allowing for free movement under thermal expansion, no external penetration of the sheet, and no end laps.

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Design and functionality in a roof from Euroclad can be seen at Porth Plaza development in Rhondda, Wales. Circular portholes, cut into the soffit with bullnose feature, project over the front of the building. The design is achieved by several 2m diameter prefabricated circular panels cut from the overhang soffit. The company employed computerised machinery to ensure absolute precision as the design required each piece to be cut consistently and evenly. Due to the design of the building, Linear Three panels were used on the bullnose soffit. Each cassette panel is fixed to the support grid and can be supplied with a rain screen. Porth Plaza has red brick frontage and cladding glass.

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Sweeping curves from Euroclad have been utilised in a standing seam roof system at Coleg Gwent's Pontypool campus in Wales. The roof follows a curve around glulam beams down to the ground to create an extended barrel vault. Bespoke fabricated flashings, curved barges and downpipes were specified to eliminate water ingress.

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Specified for its durability in an exposed coastal environment, a Euroseam roof from Euroclad has been applied to a new building at St Augustine's Primary School in Hythe that overlooks the English Channel. The Euroseam roof forms both convex and concave planes, simulating the visual effect of a wave crashing on the shore. The product is designed to offer design flexibility and durability. Multiple radii and multiple pitch designs are available. Standard designs include low pitch and barrel vault roofs, but Euroseam can also be used to create wave-form, ski-slope multiple radii and multiple pitch roof designs. The company claims it can produce the slenderest tapes and narrowest radii curved available in the UK.

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Bringing together a choice of roof, wall and architectural facade systems, Euroclad has introduced the Excel Systems range of integrated metal building systems. The system includes standing seam and secret fix roofing, trapezoidal and sinusoidal roofing and cladding systems and ACM rainscreen cladding.

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Specified for its flexibility, Euroclad?s standard seam roofing has been used for a new building at Ayrshire Mayfiled primary school in Scotland which incorporates various angled structures and different pitches. Comprising more than 3,000m² of aluminium profiles, the roof was completed with the installation of a mill finish bullnose aluminium trim.

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Newly-built additions to the RNLI HQ in Poole, Dorset, feature the standing seam metal roofing system from Euroclad. The Euroseam 400 aluminium roofing system ensures good weatherability for the charity?s new college, Seas Survival Centre and Lifeboat Support Centre. It is also a key architectural feature of the buildings, with complex curving roofscapes.

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