Description:

With the completion of their 1st floor scaffold display in Oxford Street’s Topman The Admiral Group are pleased to announce their arrival in the shop display market. Under a contract to Prop Studios Ltd an artist’s design for the future display of clothing was turned into a scaffold structure. This structure received the seal of approval from the designer and The Group then had to set about the task  of sourcing the correct material for the project. Once this had been achieved various elements of the material had to be taken to Prop Studios for them to be able to paint  it in the correct colours for the co-ordination of the design. Using a team of 8 operatives, under the supervision of Steve O’Farrell, the complicated task of arranging all of the items of plant in exactly the correct position to achieve the designer’s effect started. The work itself took place over an entire night and most of the following morning to allow the minimum of disruption to an obviously busy top London store.

Upon completion and not before a few tears of frustration had been shed The Group were very proud of their achievement and we are sure that our client was also.

Hopefully this will be the beginning of a mutually beneficial relationship wherein we can help remove the anxiety away from designers who do not really have the experience of working with construction contractors.

Description:

 This project was carried out for Cube Interiors and presented a problem in that the whole building was clad such that no physical ties could be used. In the highly exposed location at the head of Sloane St The Admiral Group had to erect substantive buttresses to restain the outward movement. These buttresses containing more plant than the actual access scaffold.

Description:

 4MG and 4ME are two of the packages placed by Lovell Partnerships Ltd on behalf of the Hammersmith and Fulham regeneration scheme. This package includes the full scaffold to a 13 storey tower block and a 3 storey block plus roof edge protection to a further 4no blocks. All of these incorporate the provision of goods hoists, herras fencing, ladder access towers with ladder hatch doors, bin chutes, Haki and traditional staircases. 

Description:

This is a new build project for Galliard Homes comprising the refurbishment of 3no town houses plus the construction of 7no new concrete framed / traditional brickwork  blocks of flats. One of the town houses is listed and this incorporates a Haki system temporary roof for weather protection.

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This was a project that had to be completed within the very short footballing “close season”. It took 6 teams of scaffolders to erect independent towers around the existing West Stand to enable a beamed structure to be linked to produce a high level working platform. This was made more tresting due to the curved nature of the building. The centre section was covered in a Haki System temporary roof as a new banqueting suite was built on the 5th floor.

Description:

A total of 16 blocks of flats were totally refurbished during a twenty month rolling contract. Often employing as many as 45 operatives strict codes of conduct and timescales were of paramount importance. Admiral Scaffolding Group performed admirably.

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When the old “Home Office” was developed the Admiral Scaffolding Group convinced the client that cost savings could be made by incorporating a “rolling” Haki system temporary roof. By constructing the temporary structure on castors and a beam section the expensive roof was able to be rolled into different positions rather than incurring the extra cost of re-erecting it.

Description:

A similar construction as the project at Chelsea FC was the reason that lead cosmur to re-engage the Group’s services. Again another floor was to be erected to an existing wing of the hospital and the Group deployed exactly the same method of towers and beamed bridging to give the client what they wanted.

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This is an extremely high profile project carried out for Beck Interiors. With this prestigious Park Lane Hotel being totally refurbished under a two year contract it involved a number of complex scaffolds ranging from a Haki system roof spanning fully 27m to cantilevered projections at a height of 30m.