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This Jetty gives access to a National Grid pylon. The distance between this pylon and the next across the River Severn, makes it the largest cable span in the UK. This location creates an added dimension, as the salty environment and aggressive weather conditions demand a resilient solution.

Where access is difficult and construction work is hard to complete, KITE Step is the solution. Brooklands offers a site where on one side, there is a Victorian viaduct, on the other precious woodland.

More and more, clients are asking KITE Projects to deliver solutions, that not only go beyond safety compliance, but meet sustainability criteria too.

KITE Projects were engaged to design & supply a guardrail to comply with relevant standards for a new fish pass.

KITE Projects Ltd were pleased to work with BAM UK & Ireland and the Environment Agency to enhance the safety of pedestrians as part of the £10m Cockett Wick Sea defence scheme in Essex.

The KITE Step Walkway system is designed to enable infrastructure workers to continue their journey safely whilst working on the network.

The KITE Step system can be adapted to multiple uses, site applications and finishes.

KITE Projects were pleased to create a modular debris screen system which provides a solution to litter and debris clogging up drainage assets.

Critical to the success of Heathrow Terminal 5 is that it keeps moving – and it’s not just air passengers. This means KITE Kover must perform consistently time after time, to ensure traveller movement is maintained.

KITE Step proves time and again, that good design and responsible use of materials creates a solution that will stand the test of time.

KITE Handrail is the perfect system where minimum visual intrusion is required, whilst working in harmony with the natural environment.

More and more data and plant systems are being located adjacent to the networks they serve. This means safe access and safety whilst working on them are paramount.

KITE Handrail is the perfect system where continuous, non-obtrusive barrier constructions are required – in terms of creating a barrier or enabling access.

This site requires access down the embankment, to a number of equipment cabinets that required Network Rail staff to carry tools and equipment down a long, continuous slope of about 20 degrees.

KITE Projects were involved in a coastal defence scheme in Portsea to protect more than 4,200 homes from rising sea levels and flooding.

The complexity of the UK’s rail network and its construction means that no two jobs are the same for KITE Projects. The features of local terrain and landscape, means that each project and the solutions we deliver are bespoke.

Climate change is making Shoreham and many other seaside towns more and more vulnerable to rising sea levels, and it is vital that projects like the one at Shoreham are undertaken in the future.

KITE Projects were tasked to design and supply a sustainable and aesthetically pleasing solution that would yield a suitable design life in the harsh coastal environment.