Warehouse extension clad to match the existing unit
A steel-framed warehouse extension on new concrete pad foundations, clad in green box profile to blend into the existing building.
Extending an existing commercial unit means tying new steel into an existing structure and matching the look. We poured the pad foundations, put up the galvanised frame, and clad it in green box profile to match — so the extension reads as part of the original building, not a bolt-on.
What the job involved
- Concrete pad foundations set out and poured
- Galvanised steel frame erected and tied to the existing building
- Green box-profile cladding matched to the existing unit
- Guttering, flashings and weathering details
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Services used: steel-framed units & buildings, steel shelters & canopies.
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