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Testing delivers cost-effective solutions

Metsec’s investment in, and commitment to, continual testing of its framing systems with the most popular insulation and board products not only provides assurance in the performance of their construction solutions but also delivers a host of additional benefits for the entire construction/client team. Metsec has completed almost 400 fire tests and assessments through UKAS-approved … Read more

Cyber Essentials Certification

With Cyber Essentials certification now being a prerequisite for supply to many public sector projects, Metsec decided to undergo assessment according to the scheme’s requirements as the introduction. As the company’s Sales Director of Framing explains, the initiative has benefits to both private and public sector customers: “Cyber Essentials is not just about ticking boxes … Read more

The Environmental Impact of Steel

Steel is the world’s most popular construction and engineering material. Just over 50% of all steel produced is used in the construction and infrastructure industries. From houses to multi-storey buildings, street furniture to bridges, whether it be in the components used or the fabric of the structure itself, steel will almost certainly play an integral … Read more

What is a Mezzanine Floor? Types, Uses and Benefits

A mezzanine floor refers to a level situated between the primary floors of a building, usually not included in the total count of floors. This floor often features a low ceiling and extends as a balcony-like structure. In the context of theaters, the term ‘mezzanine’ is applied to the lowest balcony or the initial rows … Read more

Apprenticeship Success

Jonathan’s success is testimony to the career opportunities that Metsec apprenticeships provide. Metframe Drawing Office Manager, Jonathan Heardman reflects on his time at Metsec and the grounding that the company’s apprenticeship scheme gave his career development. “It’s not unusual for people to stay at Metsec for a long time, but little did I know when … Read more

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