Several areas are now successfully installed on site at the school in Southend-On-Sea.

Works completed on Kingsdown School this summer with Dan Pal (UK) systems being used for a variety of areas including rooflights and external canopies.

Using Danpalon 16mm with a softlite finish the internal to external walls were created to complete a polished and smooth effect. The system, installed by S.R Cladding Services of Manchester, employed a reversed fixed softlite system using 1040mm wide panels.

Our unique softlite panels eliminate glare and make the internal space a well lit but light con-trolled area. The external canopies were constructed using our standard but effective Danpalon system which consisted of 16mm panels with aluminium connectors. Kingsdown School is a shin-ing example of the multiple uses and versatility of Dan Pal (UK) systems.

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Meadow High School has now been com-pleted on North London.

Our double wall sys-tem was used for the project with a mix-ture of blue and ice panels to create this stunning effect.

Installed by Tego roofing Ltd in Oxfordshire, this was one of many school projects for 2009 that Dan Pal (UK) were proud to be a part of.

This was to give a beautifully smooth and colourful facade on the outside but a cool calming ice finish on the inside. Many schools use our ice, opal or softlite panels on internal surfaces as it provides light but also a calming neutral colouring to the inside of classrooms, gyms and offices.

Designed by Jane Duncan Architects, Meadow High School is a shining example of the mar-riage between a quality design and a technically superior system.

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Using a wide variety of Dan Pal UK systems the architects designed something that is truly unique and is a great technical achievement. Dan Pal (UK) systems were used for the baggage terminal, waiting areas and passenger terminal.

For the large facade in the baggage terminals Danpalon 16mm Clear 1040mm wide panels were used in a horizontal, multiple configuration installation.  The resulting installation resulted in a superb U value achieved of 0.35 W/m²/⁰C

Possibly the greatest technical achievement on the project were the cylindrical ‘chimney’ rooflights in the passenger terminal.  Ther Danpalon panels were thermoformed to complete a perfect non facetted cylinder flooding the internal space with natural light.   Additionally to this there was a large area of curved, insulated polycarbonate system used in the baggage areas at the entrance to the main building.

Architect: The Manser Practice

Installer: Glamalco Ltd

 Dan Pal (UK) was the perfect choice for this partition wall in Kays Medical Centre on Shaw Street in Liverpool. Using our Danpalon 8mm Ice panels, Denovo Design of Seel Street in Liverpool were able to achieve their artistic vision.

Director of Denovo Frank Olcholwski said “We used Danpalon in order to provide a dramatic translucent wall, which would result in a less claustrophobic environment”

 In a reversed fixed position the Danpalon met the expectations of Denovo and provided the cool Ice finish that was needed.

 The project also incorporated our Ice U connectors to allow for a seamless finish that only Dan Pal (UK) can provide. The variety and range of colours that the Danpalon panels can be supplied in means that any given location can be enhanced and the mood of the area can be mirrored in the use of Dan Pal (UK) materials.

Architect: Denovo Design Ltd

Contractors/Installers: Liverpool Joinery and Building Contractors

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Dan Pal (UK) supplied the polycarbonate and the Danpalon 16mm panels were used in a reversed  fixed installation as cladding for the large vertical and sloped facades.

A mixture of 1040 and 600 wide panels were used accordingly in clear finish to provide a smooth and solid look that aesthetically matches the look and feel of the plant. At night time the plant comes to life as the area is lit up to turn the site into more than just an energy facility.

Dan Pal (UK) met the expectations that architect S’Pace had for the project and they saw Danpalon as the perfect material to use.

Architect: S’Pace, Paris

Contractor: Cnim

Installer: Gable (UK)

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 Using Danpalon 16mm panels in green the effect created matched the tone and the look of the zoo which boasts over 750 species of animal. 

 Over 600m2 of Danpalon multi-cell panels was used on the walkways which cover the visitors’ area and enclosure.  Working with Proctor and Matthews Architects, Dan Pal (UK) was able to provide a stylish solution to the enclosure.

 The panels, installed by Tego Roofing Ltd, were 1040mm wide and connected with green polycarbonate connectors to give a seamless finish.

Dan Pal (UK) can always match the needs of any given project with the versatile systems and can repeatedly adapt to the task at hand to deliver a finished article that is faultless.

Architect: Proctor and Matthews

Contractor: Crispin and Borst

Installer: Tego Roofing Ltd.

Danpalon is light architecture