We have a wonderfully varied range of high quality perforated aluminium sheet products available for your selection.
These rolled products include; Flat Aluminium Sheet (including anodised, mill and satin brushed); Perforated Aluminium Sheet; Pressed Aluminium Sheet; Textured/Tread Plate and Corrugated Aluminium.
For more information about our perforated aluminium products, take a look at the following presentation.
Antenna research at Queen Mary was established in 1968 and since then they have built an international reputation for research in the areas of microwave antennas and electromagnetic analysis.
Comprehensive experimental facilities are available at Queen Mary University and are housed in the Antenna Measurement Laboratory. In January 2009, the University was awarded a CIF bid worth just under £1.4 million to refurbish the Antennas Measurement Lab buildings and facilities.
Gooding Aluminium supplied custom-made aluminium balustrade panels for the refurbishment of the laboratory buildings.
The 3mm material thickness aluminium panels with 22mm diameter perforations were specially produced with plain borders (on all sides) for Queen Mary’s comprehensive experimental Antenna Measurement facilities.
To view Gooding Aluminium balustrade panels, download the case study below:
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Perforated Aluminium in tune with expanding Jewish Museum Gooding Aluminium’s perforated aluminium ceiling panels played a key role in the stunning £10million transformation of the Jewish Museum in London. The aluminium ceiling trays helped created a seamless effect to this high standard design project.
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There are a number of BS & BSEN Standards that apply to balustrades and at times this causes confusion and uncertainty for designers and specifiers alike!
BS 6399 (withdrawn March 2010) and superseded by BSEN 1991-1-1. BS 6399 Parapets, Balustrades and Partitions were covered and some design loads were given and this was extended to infil panels but for a designer to consider (by calculation usually).
BSEN 1991-1-1 reference is made to a National Annex for the actual design loads to be considered. This gives values for parapets and balustrades but not infil. There are requirements for partitions which have to provide a restraining function. Partitions are also required to resist vertical load but infill to balustrades are not included.
You might like to know that we are able to produce specially sized and shaped perforated panels with plain borders. These items can also be processed to anodised, powder coated and satin brushed finishes. Please contact us with your requirements.
Standard stock sizes of perforated aluminium sheet can be ordered today for prompt dispatch.
The following product was used to create aluminium ceiling panels at AllGood Gallery in London:
Aluminium ceiling panels in AllGood Gallery in London:
