Project: Recladding the roof with composite panels.

Over 1,100 square meters of 100mm thick Trisomet 333 insulated composite panels were supplied for the apple storage facility located in Horsted Keynes Business Park in West Sussex.

Scope: 36.5m x 25.0m x 2.2m overhang along both side elevation; 6 no. 6.096m bays.

The building features galvanised steel structure, fibre cement roofing and timber Yorkshire boarding. There are two 2m open-sided overhangs to allow feed fences fixing and air circulation to accommodate over 100 cows.

Scope: 42.0 long x 19.3 wide overall x 5.0 to eaves.

Lodgelands Farm is undergoing a modernisation and expansion program.  A key part of this is the amalgamation of two herds onto the one Farm.  To achieve this we have erected a new building to house the incoming heard of dairy cowes.  The building was fitted out with scraping passages and cubical bedding. As part of this project we developed the clean & dirty water separation systems.

Holmstead Farm were looking to revamp a old straw barn. Robin Stevenson LLP took on this project and completely refitted the interior with a partition walls, a mezzanine floor and seperate office space. Cedral boarding was used to close in the building along with double glazed windows/doors and a roller shutter.

This project was a conversion of an existing agricultural into a commercial unit.  The building has been brought up to current building regulation standards to provide a modern high quality unit for the new tenant. The work involved the construction of a new factory floor,  access doors and a fully insulated re clad of the walls and roof.

We were appointed to erect a small lean to an existing commercial unit based in Uckfield. Windmill Feeds wanted to expand the rear of its building to allow deliveries to be offloaded under cover. RSLLP erected a small steel framed lean to roughly 48m2, cladded down to finish floor level in GWG Vertical 0.5mm Forward profile, incorporating a roller shutter door and a personnel access door.

Converting an existing steel framed barn into a large residential property. The client came to RSLLP with a clear vision on what they wanted. RSLLP just helped make it happen! From the ground up, and everything in between – This old steel frame now houses a spacious 6 bed country house, externally cladded with natural Siberian Larch with floor to ceiling windows over looking the beautiful Sussex countryside.

Bluebell Railway required a new carriage and wagon shed at Horsted Keynes Station. Robin Stevenson LLP have recently completed Phase 1 by constructing 2 of the 3 span building. The shed is designed to shelter Bluebell Railways vintage trains and consists of 40mm composite insulated panel roofing. Phase 2 of construction is due to start next year and will consist of building span 3 and closing in ‘E’ road.

Opas is a commercial unit based in Worthing. RSLLP was approached by the client as they were in desperate need of a roof refurbishment. Studies showed that the original roof was Asbestos, so great care was taken, following strict H&S guidelines. Access to the roof was very difficult, so careful preliminary planning was carried. Once everything was in place, RSLLP carried out a strip and lay system to prevent the stock within the building being exposed to the elements. The commercial unit was re-clad with 100mm Kingspan composite panel insulated cladding.