Caunton Engineering have recently completed the construction of a new Hangar Facility at London Luton Airport for main contractor, Marriott Construction. The total steelwork content was over 600te. The new structure is capable of housing up to six Boeing 737 airliners. The Hangar has a clear span of 85 metres and accommodates a massive main hangar door 80 metres in width by 13.6 metres high top hu...

Caunton Engineering has designed & supplied the structural steelwork for a major new drinks distribution depot at Thatcham, in Berkshire in "double" quick time. Caunton was working for contractor Fitzpatrick ,whose client was major development company Gazeley Properties who were themselves in joint venture on the project with development giant, British Land.



The depot itself was designed ...

Caunton Engineering recently completed the construction of the steelwork for the Northam Traincare Facility. This is to be the Service and Maintenance Depot for the new Siemens fleet for SouthWest Trains, built near Southampton. The facility itself is the largest of its kind in the UK and the first third-rail electrification depot to be built in the UK since the Second World War.



The depot ...

Caunton Engineering have completed the erection of over 1500te of structural steelwork for the prestigious Boiler Shop factory outlet shopping centre on the banks of the River Medway at Chatham. The centre piece for this development is an existing Grade II listed structure known as The Boiler Shop. The major retail development is constructed in and around this 19th century reminder of the renowned...

Caunton have been successful in securing a 70,000 sqm Design and Build Contract for a new Body in White plant at the Land Rover factory in Solihull for Ford. This marks the seventeenth project Caunton have undertaken on the same site over a number of years and underlines the company's track record and experience in reliably delivering structural steelwork to the automotive industry.

Caunton Engineering have recently completed the erection of the structural steelwork for the new and larger London Gateway Hotel at the M1 motorway Scratchwood Service Area. The original hotel was built back in 1969 shortly after the service area itself was opened. The area now caters for over 67,000 vehicles each day.



The structure itself comprises a three and four storey steel frame, comp...