Leonardo Hotel, Chester

Ten metal access panels, six at 450 x 450mm and four at 300 x 300mm, supplied to the Leonardo Hotel in Chester.

Sector:
  • Hotels
Product Type:
  • Metal access panels
Location:
  • Chester, UK
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Project snapshot

Metal access panels for a city centre hotel.
At a glance
  • Project: Leonardo Hotel
  • Location: Chester, Cheshire
  • Sector: Hotels
  • Product: Metal access panels
  • Quantity: 10
  • Sizes: 6 at 450 x 450mm; 4 at 300 x 300mm

The building

The hotel is in the centre of Chester, with 94 bedrooms, a 24 hour gym and an Italian inspired café and restaurant.

The solution

We supplied 10 metal access panels for the hotel.
  • Two standard sizes

    450 x 450mm and 300 x 300mm, both standard stock sizes.

Speak to us: Send us your schedule or drawings and we will confirm the right panel, size and fire rating for each location.
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