Since 1987 we have specialised in the fitting out off commercial environments for a variety of clients, from the new start up companies requiring a simple office to blue chip organisations needing a full turnkey fit out we offer the same level of commitment and service to your project.
As one of the first Komfort Approved Contractors, Apton Interior Centres and past winners of the PIA gold award for partitioning installation, we have the knowledge and expertise to help you create an attractive working environment for your staff and promote your company image to your customers.
By partnering with some of the country's most influential partitioning manufacturers we can offer a comprehensive and diverse range of partitioning systems that can adapt as your business needs grow and change.
Demountable and re-locatable systems allow you to reconfigure partitioning with minimal fuss and cost.
Within the portfolio of partitioning that we offer there is a mix of both glazed and solid partitioning systems, for use within a wide mix of environments ranging from commercial and industrial interiors, to production workplaces or clean room environments.
The use of demountable partitioning offers several financial benefits over more traditional solutions.
It is classed as an item of plant, so can be written off against tax, with a first year allowance of 50% (for small businesses) and 25% on the reducing balance in subsequent years. Building work on the other hand is written off at 4% per year.
Demountable partitioning and ancillary work can be leased at attractive rates.
In our experience most partition installations are moved or changed some time in their working life, for this reason we do not recommend the use of "tape and fill" partitioning. Although this system has a flush surface its appearance is strongly dependant on the wet trades required to fill the joints and create the final finish. If it is demounted most of the materials are scrap and the cost of removal is added to the overall budget. There is also some doubt as to if the structure can be classed as an item of plant because of its "permanent nature" and therefore it cannot be viewed with the same financial benefits as the systems we install.
