Covered walkways

Trueform bespoke canopies and covered walkways are made from solid metal with glazed panel options, designed for weather protection in transport settings. Each unit is tailored to project needs and budgets, with a focus on durability and detailed fabrication for bus stations, platforms, and public spaces: customisable canopy and walkway system for

The Shafton Walkway is a versatile freestanding barrel roof canopy with steel beam supports and roof frame that is clad as standard with multiwall polycarbonate. A low-maintenance and durable design to create connected walkways for protecting customers, employees, or pupils from the weather. The curved roof and sides are clad with UV stable PET

New Forest Shelter by Broxap is a timber outdoor structure made from treated softwood, designed for cycle parking, outdoor dining, and covered walkways. Available in custom sizes and configurations, with options for timber or glass panels, various roof types, and integrated lighting: timber shelter system for outdoor coverage and protection; made

Airone 150 PVC Tunnel Zenith tensile canopy structures create covered outdoor walkways and connections between buildings, using a steel frame and waterproof, UV-resistant PVC canopy. Made to suit various lengths up to 3m wide, with integrated guttering and a choice of colours for both frame and canopy: outdoor tunnel canopy system for covered

Luton Walkway by Broxap is a lightweight, sturdy covered walkway system with circular uprights and purlins, suitable for straight runs, corners, and bends. Symmetric and asymmetric designs, for partial or full enclosure with side panels, and roof and cladding options: lightweight covered walkway system for outdoor pedestrian routes; symmetric or

Hartcliffe Cantilever Monopitch Walkway from Broxap is a modular sheltered walkway system with a cantilevered design, using uprights on one side and a monopitch roof that can be curved, asymmetric, or flat: single-sided cantilevered walkway with monopitch roof; custom sizes and orientations to fit site requirements; modular design allows extension

The Newcastle Symmetric Walkway is ideal for areas of heavy pedestrian traffic where a wider roof span may be required. The width, height and column spacings can all be adapted to suit the existing surroundings. Also available in asymmetric, monopitch or duo-pitch designs, it can accommodate side panels to form a partially or fully enclosed

Barton Cantilever Walkway by Broxap is a tensile PVC fabric canopy with a full cantilever steel frame and white waterproof fabric roof, designed for weather protection and shade. Made to measure, it features circular uprights and a scalloped fabric edge for visual appeal: single-sided cantilever walkway canopy with waterproof, UV-protective fabric

Airone Tipo 150 Canopy by Zenith is a modular tensile canopy structure made from steel and high-quality PVDF coated PVC, designed to cover outdoor areas from 3m x 3m up to 7m x 7m per unit, with custom sizes and shapes available for larger or irregular spaces: modular canopy structure for outdoor covered areas from 3m x 3m to 7m x 7m per unit

Broxap worked with contractor BAM Construction on the external landscaping and infrastructure at South Cheshire College in Crewe, including a walkway system for the conversion of green energy as part of a £60m scheme. The flagship facility was developed to be carbon neutral, and architects Jefferson Sheard integrated existing natural features

Travel to London Luton Airport (LLA) is being made easier, faster and greener with the development of the DART people mover. The final journey between shuttle stop and airport terminal is via a covered walkway designed, manufactured and installed by Broxap. The walkway complements a series of canopies created for the airport by Broxap in 2019 as

Bailey Streetscene worked with Mid Group Ltd on the £26m project at Robert Clack Lymington Fields School, Dagenham, completed in February 2020. The client brief was for an extensive canopy to surround a large external section of the Lower School building. Litter bins, cycle stands and bollards were also supplied

Langley Design worked with Bowmer & Kirkland on a £31.5 million project to manufacture and install a bespoke covered walkway and a large free-standing external canopy for Eden Park High School, a mixed secondary school in Beckenham which opened in 2017. This huge covered walkway spans the whole width of the school's playground. It offers a large

Victoria Education Centre is a non-maintained, Ofsted Outstanding special school in Poole, Dorset offering specialised, high-quality education, therapy and care for young people aged 3-19. NBB School Shelters was contacted by the Centre regarding their Canopy Appeal, which was set up to raise funds for an 80m covered walkway between two buildings. A Winterbourne freestanding walkway was

Langley Design, working with Mildren Construction, was tasked with producing a solution for a walkway canopy to link three of the existing buildings at AECC University College, Bournemouth. The area available was tight and sat in a courtyard between various ground finishes and close walls. Utilising its own in-house design team, Langley Design was

Columbus School and Columbus College were part of the Building Schools for the Future project. Bailey Streetscene was contracted to supply and install covered walkways for the main school building and for the college

Bespoke steel covered walkways and canopies were produced to link old and new buildings at Histon and Impington Junior School in Cambridge. The outdoor courtyard areas were also made more inviting with recycled plastic planters and benches

Custom-built canopies from Broxap offer protection for patients and staff from ambulance drop-off zones to the treatment bays and wards at the Grange University Hospital in Llanfrechfa, which was built mid-pandemic using modern methods of construction to significantly reduce the on-site build time. Contractor Laing O'Rourke Construction and

Zenith was asked to quote for a covered walkway to link existing classrooms to a block of new classrooms. Zenith carried out several surveys and produced a drawing for 42x2.5m of Airone Tunnel 150. The steel framework

Bailey Streetscene was contracted to manufacture and install a covered walkway and waiting canopy for the bus terminal at the new Stena Line ferry port in Loch Ryan. The £200 million port in south-west Scotland was built to replace the previous facility in Stranraer, which saw its last sailing in November 2011. The walkway area covered over 90m in