The Door and Hardware Federation (DHF) welcomed 45 new members in 2024, reflecting the value of its technical support, training programmes, and focus on standards. The federation will continue refining its five-year business plan to ensure it meets the needs of its members and drives tangible benefits. As ever, training has been at the very heart of the trade association’s activity (both face-to-face and online), and over the last year, DHF has helped 1365 learners with training, with the total number of unique learners standing at 5823.
This article was first published in the January 15th 2025 issue of Warehouse & Logistics News, subscribe to the magazine by clicking here.
Hörmann are working with Skanska UK on a £259 million Ministry of Defence contract to deliver the Vehicle Storage Support Programme (VSSP) at Ashchurch in Tewkesbury, which will provide modern, sustainable and effective storage and maintenance for the British Army’s land equipment fleet. The overall project consists of the construction, mechanical and electrical engineering for a complex programme that will see the demolition of 58 buildings, the construction of 12 new buildings and refurbishment of one existing facility, plus renewal of the site’s wide infrastructure. On completion it will provide a centralised facility which will ensure the operational readiness of the Army’s vehicles by minimising the need for maintenance.
BID Group specialises in providing high-quality, custom-made roller shutter doors that are tailored to your specific business needs, ensuring maximum operational efficiency and security. Industrial roller shutter doors are built with strong, durable materials such as steel or aluminium, offering excellent resistance against break-ins. These doors come with advanced locking mechanisms that significantly enhance security, making it difficult for unauthorised individuals to gain entry.
Union Industries, the UK’s leading manufacturer of bespoke industrial doors, has assisted Crown Lift Trucks in addressing multiple operational challenges with the installation of its cutting-edge high-speed Ramdoor. Crown Lift Trucks, based in Warrington, faced several issues at its facility, including the need to segregate two adjoining units with different temperature requirements while allowing the movement of high-mast forklift trucks through a large opening. To tackle these challenges, Union Industries produced a bespoke solution to accommodate the building configuration, ensuring the required opening height could be achieved without compromising functionality.
EFAFLEX will be launching its Next Generation high-speed doors at BAU 2024. The company urges the industry to come along and meet the international team. Visitors can see the company’s new app and discuss how EFAFLEX can help significantly reduce your energy costs and improve your user safety.
As more doors are installed, we trust that training programmes will ensure the highest standards are maintained.
George Simpson
Features Editor
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