ASF Stowe Post, Roof Terrace and Balcony, Great Portland Street, London

PROJECT: ASF Stowe Post, Roof Terrace and Balcony, Great Portland Street, London CLIENT: Iconic Build INFO: ASF was approached to look at supplying balustrade railings for a roof terrace and fourth-floor balcony. PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS: ASF worked through the specification phases to identify a suitable product to use as balustrade railings for this project. The ASF Stowe Post was chosen. It was decided that they be cast in ductile SG iron so that they would comfortably surpass any applicable loading requirements. Site/client engineers approved and signed off this specification and conducted all relevant calculations at their end. 3D specification drawings were produced by ASF in conjunction with the client to correctly specify the product dimensions so they would fit site layout and installation needs For the roof terrace area, the standard root fixed ASF Stowe Post was used, although the root was lengthened by 300mm by the request of the client. On the balcony area, a pattern alteration was made so that the posts could be side-mounted, being mechanically fixed into exposed structural steelwork on the building. ASF also supplied lengths of galvanised rail and a number of bespoke manufactured right-angle returns. Rails were connected using internal rail connectors.

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