Tiger Rack Shelving Contract Provides Essential Storage Facilities at Centre for Ecology and Hydrology

By Doity Engineering Ltd, PRNE
Tuesday, June 1, 2010

ROCHDALE, England, June 2, 2010 - Over 60 Tiger Rack modular shelving units have created essential storage
space at the new GBP10.5 million Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH)
research facility at Wallingford in Oxfordshire.

With a contract value in excess of GBP20,000, the polypropylene-coated
shelving has the hygienic and easy-to-clean properties that are an important
consideration in the work of CEH.

Widely regarded as the UK's centre of excellence for integrated research
into land and freshwater ecosystems - and part of the National Environment
Research Council - CEH employs 450 people at five major sites in England,
Scotland and Wales.

The new 3,300 square-metre research facility at Wallingford includes
high-grade laboratory space for chemistry and molecular biology. It is on
this site where Tiger Rack hygienic shelving is providing essential storage
support facilities.

Alex Reeve, an Associate with architects R H Partnership of Cambridge,
London and Brighton, is clear why Tiger Rack was specified for the CEH
project:

"We chose Tiger Rack primarily for its cleanability and to avoid
corrosion in cold rooms," said Alex. "Ease of installation was another
factor. On this project, it was undertaken by the main building contractor."

About Tiger Rack

    - Tiger Rack shelving and storage systems are easy-to-assemble and
      install modular racks made from hygienic refined polypropylene. They
      have impressive strength and stability when erected

    - They are ideal for a wide range of environments and applications where
      hygiene is an important consideration. These include scientific and
      medical, commercial and industrial applications

    - Typically, Tiger Rack is used in cold rooms and walk-in freezers;
      laboratories and clean rooms; operating theatres; autoclaves; hotel and
      restaurant kitchens; food retailing and processing; and computer
      environments.

    - New units can be added or re-located very easily to create whatever
      configuration is required

    - Tiger Rack is part of the Lancashire-based Doity Engineering Group of
      Companies, established in 1956.

Commenting on the CEH contract, Doity Engineering Managing Director, Alan
Kershaw
, said:

"The initial enquiry for the CEH laboratory project came from a company
called Waldner. Tiger Rack was specified as the racking system of choice, no
matter which company won the tender to handle the overall project. As a vote
of confidence, it doesn't come much better than that!"

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To find out more about Tiger Rack, visit:

www.tiger-rack.com or contact:

Alan Kershaw, Doity Engineering Ltd., Isherwood Street, Rochdale,
Lancashire, England OL11 1JF; Telephone +44(0)1706-646971.
Fax +44(0)1706-640454, E-mail: sales@doity.com .

(Editorial enquiries: Mike Beeson, Buzzwords Ltd.,Tel +44(0)1565-654023,
e-mail: open@buzzwords.ltd.uk , web: www.buzzwords.ltd.uk).

Alan Kershaw, Doity Engineering Ltd., Isherwood Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, England OL11 1JF; Telephone +44(0)1706-646971. Fax +44(0)1706-640454, E-mail: sales at doity.com . (Editorial enquiries: Mike Beeson, Buzzwords Ltd.,Tel +44(0)1565-654023, e-mail: open at buzzwords.ltd.uk , web: www.buzzwords.ltd.uk).

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