Vertical powder coating lines at the Senior Architectural Systems factory described by RIBA Journal as ‘cathedral-like’
The RIBA Journal together with its technical supplement ‘Products In Practice’ (PIP) is the leading publication for the architectural profession. So it was a great honour for Senior Architectural Systems, to welcome Jan-Carlos Kucharek Senior Editor for PIP and Midge Myatt, Business Development Manager at RIBA Journal to the company’s headquarters and factory in Denaby near Doncaster earlier this year.
Now the UK’s largest privately owned fenestration company, the RIBA Journal visitors were keen to see exactly what products and services Senior are able to offer RIBA members and find out why the company has been so successful.
Senior Architectural System’s ability to match the latest technology with nurtured relationships and environmental responsibility has brought it where it is today
RIBA Products In Practice May/June 2014
After a visit to the main offices and extensive 86,000 sq ft warehousing facilities the guests were taken on a factory tour to see the vertical powder coating lines and quality control processes in action. Senior’s Doncaster plant is an impressive sight and the RIBA visitors Journal were certainly struck by the factory’s grandeur, describing it as “cathedral-like”.
Over lunch, Operations Director Mark Wadsworth, Sales Director James Keeling-Heane and Business Development Manager Sue Shaw answered questions and explained Senior’s ethos of putting the customer first, which they believe is the reason for the company’s success.
Senior’s friendly and customer-driven approach is its strength, offering bespoke and flexible solutions to its customers in a timely manner
RIBA Products In Practice May/June 2014
An enjoyable day all round which gave the RIBA Journal visitors an insight into what Senior are all about and the company’s plans for the future, summed up rather nicely in the final paragraph of their article in the May/June edition of ‘Products In Practice’.
“It [Senior Architectural Systems] remains in the great British entrepreneurial manner, a local firm with big ambitions for the future.”
See the full article in the PDF or on pages 16-17 of Products In Practice May/June 2014.
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