Case Study Galvacoat

GALVACOAT® and laser technology give cutting edge to Scotch Hall Developed by Edward Holdings and designed by Douglas Wallace, Scotch Hall is a landmark200-million Euro mixed-use development on the Banks of the Boyne in Drogheda.The local planning authority was keen to see the creation of a 24-hour living environment and so the need to create

In the early 1990s, the Dublin City Council decided that Ballymun was in need of urban regeneration. The Council took a ten per cent sample of the Ballymun estate – the Plunkett Towers – and began upgrading it. Security and the lack of play facilities for children were recurring complaints. New playgrounds secured by purpose-built

When it came to designing Newry’s Street Market, the challenge was to re-create ”old world” charm and character. This was achieved through the use of Victorian style, steel columns that support the attractive timber paneled roof. As is often the case, functionality and aesthetics needed to combine in order to achieve a successful outcome. Nicolas

Jazzing things up in Bray When the Martello Hotel on Bray’s seafront wanted to give their facial a face-lift, they turned to Galco Steel for help. The popular hotel wanted to erect a canopy to increase the aesthetic value of the hotel front, and to serve as an outdoor venue.Every May bank holiday weekend sees

Big savings on Limerick Quality Hotel with one coat GALVACOAT® Painting contractor Sean Flannery, based in Moyross, Limerick, has been working in the industry since he was 16. Self-employed for six years, his business has grown steadily over the last two years.One of the biggest advantages Sean finds with GALVACOAT® is the substantial savings he