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15/06/2011

Sczerelmey Wins Flooring Extension Contract

Szerelmey, the stonework and restoration specialist, has just won a flooring extension contract worth £720,000 at Bluewater Shopping Centre, Greenhithe, Kent.

Szerelmey's contract is to install a 4000 sq m floor extension using Jura limestone and Shell stone. Night work will be required to ensure that retailers are not disrupted during the day – a temporary floor will be in place during business hours while the work is taking place.

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BAM appointed Szerelmey to work on the project. Work has just begun and is being undertaken for the client Lend Lease. It should be completed by July 2011.

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