When specifying wheelchair access to historic sites, there is a delicate balance at play. Protected buildings need to be preserved; however, responsible adjustments must be made to ensure facilities are compliant with DDA guidelines.

Any access improvements should be undertaken with great care and without damaging or compromising the character of a building. 

We have over 20 years of experience providing ramps and steps to listed buildings, with our most significant project being at St Paul’s Cathedral, London.

To minimise any impact on buildings, our systems are never bolted to walls and concrete or rubber pads can be added underneath the support feet. 

3D ramp drawings are provided with each free quotation. These are created in-house and show the system in situ, against a virtual construction of the heritage site.

We’re also happy to consult with the appropriate conservation and planning authorities though the ramp process.

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