Case Studies

J & J Carter installed two tensile fabric canopies at Finkley Down Farm. The 6m x 6m fabric canopies provide a covered outdoor dining area.

Chesham Council contracted J & J Carter to create a ‘seasonal shade canopy’ which as well as being durable, fire-retardant and waterproof was designed to fit beautifully in its surroundings.

J & J Carter commissioned an interior tensile sail with striking graphics for the atrium of the Lewis's Building in Liverpool.

J & J Carter were tasked with designing, manufacturing and installing the array of tensile fabric canopies at WInter Wonderland

J & J Carter were contracted to design, manufacture and install a PVC membrane cover for a biogas storage system at Windover Farm in Hampshire.

J & J Carter were contracted by Loddon Hotel Ltd., owners of The Mill House Hotel to replace their existing 38 year old marquee facility with a modern structure.

The Basingstoke improvement works included the installation of a clear roof canopy and removing heavy over-hanging concrete canopies.

J & J Carter worked with Oxford Brookes to create a high quality ‘Sport Rock Solid Climbing Wall’ which included a bouldering room, bottom rope wall and Walltopia lead tower.

As part of a multi-million pound refurbishment program to the Parade Ring, J & J Carter was tasked with designing, manufacturing and installing a canopy covering part of the stand area.

During the project’s design phase it became clear that there were a number of compatibility issues between the proposed tensile fabric structure and the existing building which needed to be resolved.

As part of a refurbishment programme commissioned by Sunderland City Council, J & J Carter were appointed as specialist contractors for the design and build of a tensile fabric entrance canopy.

Woodley Town Council was given approval to refresh the northern end of the town centre to make it a more flexible space for traders.

J & J Carter have been appointed by Tolent Construction to design, manufacture and install a 4000m2 PVC tensile fabric roof for Sunderland AFC’s Beacon of Light.

The client required two new canopies to create an attractive courtyard in the Academy.

In 1994, a second-hand canopy was purchased to cover the amphitheatre. However, as this canopy was not custom-made for Sterts there had always been issues with wind and rain getting under the sides.

J & J Carter were appointed to create and install the canopy to the exterior of the building.

The site for the auditorium was a wooded glade in the grounds of the hotel, which presented challenging build circumstances.

The £7 million contract has successfully delivered world class facilities including two tensile canopies built by J & J Carter.