Leading joinery manufacturer, Scotts of Thrapston, has launched a range of timber-framed education buildings to meet an increasing demand for additional classroom space.
Combining traditional craftsmanship with the latest technology, Scotts’ approach is to tailor each building to every individual customer to create the ideal learning environment.
A core range of classrooms has been designed with features including lobby, cloakroom, store or any combination giving customers the chance to visualise a completed building. However, as Scotts of Thrapston business development manager, Philip Goldstone, explains, the buildings can be designed to precisely meet the end user’s specification.
“Whether there are special needs requirements, accessibility issues or existing structures to take into consideration, we work to ensure all needs are met resulting in a sustainable, cost-effective and maintenance-free solution.”
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