Covered Walkways and Linkways

As sites expand, buildings often become detached from each other creating problems of transfer between or entrance to buildings in bad weather.

The answer is to link these buildings with covered walkways that can either be open or closed sided to create external corridors.

This Kingston covered walkway was supplied to link the new health studies building to the main college buildings at this college of further education. This structure ca be easily extended as future development takes place.

At this secondary school we have installed a 3m x 19m Oxford waiting / queuing area outside of the new dining room. The previous problem of rain during queuing has now been solved.

An Oxford Canopy has been installed to the front of a parade of shops, providing a link between them during bad weather and in addition creating valuable, outdoor retail display space.

When new temporary classrooms were installed at this college of further education, a Twickenham covered walkway and balustrades hand rails were supplied to protect students, when transferring between buildings. The walkway accommodate both changes in direction and levels.

A 2.4m wide x 42m long Twickenham covered walkway link between two separate school buildings with one change in direction.

A cad sketch of the Oxford tensile system as a walkway.

Two bespoke cantilevered entrance canopies manufactured and installed for a hospital refurbishment.