Lewes Station was to replace the 1,178 panels of roof and vertical glazing with Georgian wired polycarbonate Multi-Link non-fragile rooflights.
Lewes Station was to replace the 1,178 panels of roof and vertical glazing with Georgian wired polycarbonate Multi-Link non-fragile rooflights.
2 PagesCase Study Lewes Station We are delighted to have worked alongside BAM Nuttall Ltd on the recent refurbishment of Lewes station roof in East Sussex, providing them with our lightweight, quick to fit Georgian wired polycarbonate Multi-Link non-fragile rooflights. I visited Lewes Station on a fairly cold April day for our initial site visit to review the roof. Looking around I could see that it had some unique characteristics, from the ornate pillars and feature brick building housing the café, to the many flower beds. All these showed that the station was well cared for and much loved. It had a real feeling of history about it. Lewes is clearly a station steeped in history and character as there has been a station here since June 1846, although the first one was really more of
