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New door is designed for logistics & distribution (1st September 2011)
The BIGDOOR ranges in size from 3 metres up to 30m wide (clear opening) and with heights up to 10m.
From Facilities Management
Peat producers at port (1st August 2008)
Collinson has completed a port side building for peat producers Bord na Mona at the Port of Dublin. As the Port of Dublin is reclaimed land, a steel frame tension membrane structure was selected as foundation requirem
Permanent yet relocatable (1st June 2008)
When Belfast Harbour Commissioners wanted to increase storage facilities, the solution was provided by Collinson with a Best-Hall building for the port.
Environmental option (1st April 2008)
According to Collinson, its BestHall buildings provide excellent storage facilities at outstanding value. They can be designed, constructed and operated at a fraction of the cost of traditional buildings, without harming
Energy Efficient Warehouses (1st February 2008)
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Low carbon emissions (1st February 2008)
According to Collinson, its BestHall buildings provide excellent storage facilities and can be designed, constructed and operated at a fraction of the cost of traditional buildings, without harming the environment.
From Storing containers
Wrong choice a life sentence (1st August 2007)
When considering the cost of a new storage facility, it is important to consider the whole life cost throughout the expected life of the structure. This involves assessing the total cost of a building throughout its u
From Products
Option to move as site is developed (1st April 2006)
Collinson has supplied and erected a BestHall Tension Membrane building for Martin Butterly at the company's Drogheda Port site, to increase on-quay storage and improve efficiency.
Silo saves on space and labour (1st December 2005)
Collinson has completed a bulk storage and materials handling project for flour and grain merchants, Moorhead and McGavin.
On-quay storage facilities enhanced (1st October 2005)
Collinson has supplied and erected a BestHall Tension Membrane building for Martin Butterly at its Drogheda Port site, to increase on-quay storage, improve efficiency and reduce logistical problems.
Big warehouses for small budgets (1st June 2005)
Quick to erect and not requiring the foundations needed by conventional structures, BestHall buildings comprise a steel framework, offer interrupted internal spans of between 10m and 100m and are covered by a high quality PVC coated polyester membran
Temporary but permanent (1st April 2005)
While steel framed buildings with heavy duty tensioned PVC covers are generally regarded as temporary, in practice they are more frequently used as permanent structures, according to Collinson TMS.
