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Platform Lifts for Educational Buildings Platform Lifts for Educational Buildings In the last three years, Gartec has installed over 250 lifts in schools, colleges and universities. If you need a lift for any kind of educational building, then you can’t go wrong by specifying the industry leader. Gartec is the preferred choice for schools and colleges because we understand the demands of the sector like no other lift company. Through our knowledge of the education environment, over the last three years we have been asked to install over 250 lifts in learning institutions of one kind or another. Tough enough Our lifts are tough enough for the job, with vandal resistant features such as flush buttons, and the option to restrict access via a locking facility, specially designed for schools. Safe enough Safety need not be a concern. All our access products include features such as safety sensors around the platform, non-slip flooring and overload indication as standard. Including a full Students’ Union shaft enclosure in a schools environment also reduces safety concerns raised by more Lift Installation boisterous behaviour. And convenient too The installation time for a standard lift is only 2 days, so any disruption to the learning facility is kept to an absolute minimum. GARTEC Limited , Midshires Business Park, Smeaton Close, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP19 8HL Tel: 01296 397100 > Fax: 01296 397600 > Email: [email protected] > Web: www.gartec.com Platform Lifts for Educational Buildings We’re more experienced than you might think... Some of our recent installations: Royal Ballet School, Richmond Park The Grove, St Leonards Academy St. Marys Church of England Primary School Royal Russell School, Croydon North Walsham High School, Norfolk Monkspath School, Solihull St. Albans Pre Prep School Wandsworth School Goodmayes School, Illford, Essex St Martins School, Tulse Hill, SW2 West Nottingham College Holy Trinity Primary School, SW19 Hengrove School, Bristol – 3 lifts Reeds School, Cobham Hurst Green Primary School, Sussex Hartlepool 6th Form College Malet Lambert School, Hull Kids Unlimited, Timperley, Altrincham Derby High School Bishop of Blue Coat School St.Georges Catholic School, Derby St Wilfrids C of E High School, Blackburn Southwold School Essex Primary School, Sheridan Road, London Dartford Girls Grammar School – 2 lifts Yarm School Queens Park Primary School, St Helens Danes School, Oxshot – 2 lifts St Edward’s Church of England School Towers Junior School, Hornchurch William Hulme Grammar School – 4 lifts St Johns School, Leatherhead, Surrey St Josephs Primary School, Harrow Tiffin Girls School, Surrey Lymm High School, Warrington North Ealing Primary School – 2 lifts St Michaels Catholic High School, Garston St Christopher School, Letchworth Garden City Jubilee Waterside Centre, London The Ridings High School, Bristol Hylands School, Chelmsford Red Maids School, Bristol Romily School, Barry St Albans High School for Girls St Josephs Primary School, Harrow St Marys School, Enfield Malbank School, Nantwich Virgo Fidelis School, South London Lode Heath School, Solihull Halliford School, Sheperton St Thomas School, Ilkeston St Helena School, Colchester – 2 lifts The Grange School, Avocet Way, Banbury Estcots Primary School, East Grinstead Haberdasher Aske School, Elstree Southampton Solent University La Salette Primary School, Rainham Albany Science College, Chorley - 4 lifts Anatomy, Kings College London West Hill School, SW18 St Andrews Catholic School, SW15 Centre for Sport & Exercise, Edinburgh University Sommers Park Primary school, Malvern Ibstock Place School, London Dean College Of London The Meads Primary School, Luton Sandfields School, Neath Campion Hall, Rose Place, Oxford Christchurch Primary School, London Richmond School, SW London – 2 lifts Ashcroft Technology Academy, Wandsworth UEL Primary School, Dagenham Norwood School, London Oxford University ED, Oxford Leopold Primary School, London St Charles Sixth Form College, London Manchester University, Dover Street Building St. Martins, Warwickshire Haddon Park School, Nottingham – 3 lifts Low Rise Lift, Manchester University St Polycarp’s School, Farnham Flixton School, Manchester Platform Stair Lift, Manchester University Newfield Primary School, Brent Mostyn School, SW9 Edge Hill University – Sporting Edge Horsforth Newlaithes Primary School, Leeds Monkton Coombe School Trinity College, Cambridge St Peters & St Marys CE Primary School, Teddington Nottingham Academy London City University, Tait Building St Paul’s CE Primary School, Whitechapel Sacred Heart School, Nottingham University of Essex, Southend Preston Manor Primary School, Wembley Dagenham Park School Art & Design Schools, Eaton College Sudbury Primary School, Wembley Heworth Grange School, Gateshead – 2 lifts Edge HIll University St Lukes School, NW3 St Josephs RC School, Hebburn Refectory Lift, Oldham College Farnham Green Primary School, Ilford Borders College, Melrose Road, Galashiels Exeter University Five Acres School, Ambrosden Hanley Castle high School, Worcestershire University of Derby, Harpur Hill Chafyn Grove School, Salisbury Poole Learning Support Centre, Poole University of Manchester, Williamson Building Sycamore Primary School, Dudley Bishopsgate School, Englefield Green Lampeter House, Wycliffe College Takeley Primary School, Essex Merchant Taylor’s School, Northwood University of Hertfordshire Bury Old Road Nursery, Prestwich The Catherdral School, Llandaff Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge Copthorne Primary School, Bradford The Limes College, Surrey The Harefield Academy, Uxbridge Sarah Bonnell School, Newham King Alfred School, NW11 Williamson Building – University of Manchester Bethnal Green Technical College St Jude’s and St Paul’s School, N1 Bournemouth University Loch Leven Community Campus, Kinross The Cooper School, Bicester Lancaster University, HR Department Perth RC Campus, Perth Hebburn Comprehensive, Tyne and Wear West Nottingham College – 2 lifts Jesse Boot School, Nottingham – 2 lifts Music Block, Winchester College University College, London Lady Katherine Leveson School St Wilfrid’s RC College, South Shields University of Worcester Students’ Union Elliott Durham School, Nottingham – 2 lifts Kirkby Stephen Old Grammar School Newbury College Sports Hall Henry Wipple School, Nottingham Bickley School, Bromley Great Torrington School Robin Hood Primary school, Nottingham Highwood School, Bushey Rosemary Nursery School, Bristol Breadalbane Acadamy, Aberfeldy, Perthshire Rosedale College, Middlesex Private Nursery, Norfolk Street, Lancs Sir John Cass & Redcoat School, London Sir William Perkins School, Chertsey Birtley Childrens Centre Oakland School, Mansfield Francis Coombe Academy, Watford New Kingsland Primary School, Peebles Dollar 6th Form, Falkirk Five Islands School, Isles of Scilly Colham Manor Primary School, Middlesex SPA School, London, SE1 Goodwin Community College, Hull Sherborne School, Dorset Haggerston School, Hackney – 4 lifts Notre Dame High School, Norwich Berger Primary School, London Plumstead Manor School, SE18 – 2 lifts Rugby School – Music Extension Kings School, Ely St Thomas the Apostle School, Southwark – 2 lifts Thomas Boteler High School, Warrington Holy Name School, Cookridge Langdon School, Newham Oasis Academy, Coulsdon St Marys School, Barnsley Vicarage School, London Brighton College West Barnes Primary School – 2 lifts Brampton School, London Friars School, Wellingborough Loretto Primary School, Altringham Stoke Newington School, New Autism Unit, Springwood High School Crieff High School Addey and Stanhope School, London – 2 lifts Loreto Grammar School for Girls Whitefield County Primary School, Nelson Birkenhead High School Academy – 4 lifts Scarborough Sixth Form College Richard Atkins Primary School, Brixton Prendeghast Hilly Fields School, Lewisham Bishop Bell CE School, Eastbourne Rockmount Primary School, SE19 Barlow High School, Manchester The American School in London Corsham Regis Primary School Greenwood Dale School, Nottingham... For further details or a brochure on our range of lifts and services, call Gartec on 01296 397100, or visit www.gartec.com GARTEC Limited , Midshires Business Park, Smeaton Close, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP19 8HL Tel: 01296 397100 > Fax: 01296 397600 > Email: [email protected] > Web: www.gartec.com.
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