Grain Store Construction with Genie Equipment

A grain store for Wallington Farms at Baldock, Hertfordshire, was erected using Genie lifting equipment. The steel frame, with a hot-dipped galvanised finish, supports a building 30m long, 24m wide and 6.1m to the eaves.

Roof cladding is Kingspan 0.5mm XL Forte leathergrain plastic-coated box profile, on 40mm composite insulated panels.

At the sides, 0.5mm single-skin plastic coated box profile cladding extends to 2.7m below the eaves. Photo by David Thrower.

Ref: E11676

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