Architectural Intelligence

When it comes to smart, proven solutions for the larger and more complex conservatories or glazed extensions, then K2 Architectural Systems has built a good reputation over the last five years as general manager, Tim Burton, explains in his latest blog.

This specialist division of K2 not only has a number of engineered products in the form of two specialist portal systems, but a number of successful case studies across the UK and USA as supporting evidence. There is considerable experience within the department in dealing with architects, contractors, installers, fabricators and specifiers ensuring that projects are completed to the most exacting specifications.

K2's skill sets have also been called upon in the USA including a recent extension, several stories up at The Brooklyn Hospital Centre. Tim Burton, general manager of K2 Architectural comments:
‘By the very nature of the work we generally offer bespoke solutions including on-site support, project management services, structural calculations and detailed drawings. Over the last five years we have been involved in numerous different designs and this all goes towards building upon our experience and reputation.’

Enquiries for non-standard and the more larger and complex conservatories are on the increase, as both individuals and those in the commercial sector challenge the traditional design of the conservatory. This is also compounded by the trend and environmental demand for more light in buildings and the resulting increase in the use of glass.

K2's own specialist glass company and Celsius product continues to grow strongly and also provides a specialist glass solution for the architectural division. This division can also offer more general portal frame solutions e.g. goal posts for folding doors for the sides and front of conservatories and what's more you don't even have to be an existing K2 customer to benefit from their products and support services.

For those companies looking for a little expert support and a range of proven portal solutions then contact K2 Architectural or better still log on to http://www.k2conservatories.com and have a look at Tim's blog.