Wicksteed Park - Roller Shutters, Intruder Alarms, Sectional Doors, Security Shutters

	Servery Shutters and Intruder Alarms
	Security Shutter
	Manual Roller Shutters
	Electrically Operated Roller Shutter
	Garage Door
	Michael Bush

Michael Bush, Operations Manager (Safety and Facilities) for Wicksteed Park , comments that, "Through the development of the park, what better options could there be but to chose Stanair.

The service there is guaranteed." Michael has purchased many of Stanair's products, including Servery Shutters, Roller Shutters - Electrically Operated and Manually Operated, Sectional Doors, Security Shutters and Intruder Alarm Systems.

Michael has worked with Wicksteed Park for 20 years now and Stanair gives him the peace of mind he needs if a security or door problem arises. Michael stated, "Stanair always respond to our call outs promptly and if they say they are going to do something, they do.

I find Stanair very adaptable to the projects they do and with the vast product and services range that they offer, they are our one-stop-shop for our access and security needs."

The products we've installed at Wicksteed have lasted many years and it is strongly felt that there was defintely good value for money offered. As for the finished products, Michael says, "The colour schemes available blend in very well with the park environment and they have definitely given us greater protection with secure locks and sturdy doors."

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Wicksteed Park 's History - www.wicksteedpark.co.uk

The Park's beginnings can be traced back to 1913 when Charles Wicksteed purchased a tract of Northamptonshire meadowland near Kettering with the intention of developing a model village.
The start of the 1914 war put this plan on hold, but then in 1916, he formed a Charitable Trust to administer the estate and its funds, something that continues to this day.
The Park's first major undertaking was the digging out of the 30-acre lake which was opened for use by 1921.
The Park's fame spread far and wide and special trains and "Charabancs" brought excited crowds from an ever-widening area.
The fact that Charles Wicksteed was in his seventies when he set up the park meant he must have been a man with tremendous energy and foresight.
Upon the death of the Founder, the Board of Trustees determined to continue Charles Wicksteed's good work.
Development of the Park continues to this day and new amusements and entertainments are added each year.
Wicksteed Park was the first Leisure Park in the UK and has been copied many times since. It now plays host to one and a quarter million visitors every season.

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