"Bolt-on" Structures

Mar-key Marquees have great pleasure in once again announcing the introduction of an innovative and market leading product, the “Bolt On” structure. These “Bolt On” structures are linked to existing trading floors and buildings by use of a heavy duty aluminium sealed frame anchored to both the ground and main building.

Natural light is enhanced by the use of a 20% translucent roof system, with the structure maintaining relative ambient air temperature by the inclusion of adjustable roof mounted air vents.  Kingspan panels have been utilised so as to provide opaque walling with this premier specialist structure being given a regal finish by the inclusion of tinted laminated glass windows.  The “Bolt On” provides an aesthetic, practical and cost-effective alternative, when directly compared to that of traditional building methods.

David Tabb, Managing Director, and Ben Scroggie, Logistics Director of Mar-key Marquees, were instrumental in ensuring that from the outset the design met the requirements of functionality, practicality, cost effectiveness and the client's objectives.  The 9 month project successfully concluded with the first “Bolt On” structure being built in July 2006 at the Good Mayes Tesco Store, in Romford, Essex, by Gordon Grierson and his crew.  Consequently, a further twenty have been planned nationwide thus inexpensively adding an entire new revenue stream for each site without closing for redevelopment.

It is amazing how solid and "permanent" today's steel-framed temporary buildings can be.  Solid sides, glazed walls and secure roofs (as well as good looks) combine to make it totally viable to add extra semi-permanent facilities to your premises; the extra advantage being, you can add more, remove it or change the layout at short notice.

Many organisations, especially in the retail sector are now choosing to extend customer facilities in this way.  If you could do with more room on a permanent or semi-permanent basis, contact our experts at Mar-Key Industrial.