Horse and Jockey in Co Tipperary is the location of this ongoing project for Roadstone which involves the manufacture and fabrication of all structural steel plus the fitting and erection onsite. The job in the picture took 220 tonnes of steel.
225 tonnes
2,800 square metres
A big project recently completed for Kilsaran Concrete based in Dunboyne in Co Meath. Involved the manufacture and fabrication of all structural steel plus fitting of cladding and erected onsite.
185 tonnes
10,000 square metres
A recent private job carried out for a Kildare based client involving the steel construction and cladding of a large shed.
We also undertake private projects no matter how big or small, so why not give us a call on 045-524620 or email info@brouderbros.ie
A recent project for Dollys Skip Hire based in Osberstown Ind Estate, Caragh Road, Naas, Co. Kildare.
The project involved a structural steel build and cladding at their new waste disposal plant. Check out our step by step guide to how we get the cladding on below.
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Work carried out for the Nissan Garage Naas, Kildare’s only main Nissan dealer for Nissan cars & commercial vehicles, service and parts.
Recent work carried out for the Irish Agricultural Development Co Ltd, based in Castlebellingham in Co. Louth. This involved the steelworks for onsite buildings and sheds.
Work carried out for Sheehy Motors Naas, who sell and service both Volkswagen passenger cars and commercial vehicles. The project involved detailed design and onsite construction.
We carried out the steelworks for TRI Equestrian, Ireland’s largest equestrian shop, situated beside the Curragh Racecourse and schooling ground in Co Kildare – easy to get to at Junction 12 off the M7.
Work carried out on the development of the Moorefield GAA clubhouse and grounds in Kildare in 2013 – great project to have been involved in, creating first class facilities for all the club’s members and players to enjoy for years to come!
You may have seen the grand opening of the state-of-the-art redeveloped Curragh Racecourse on May 6th last when it opened its doors to the public for the Guineas weekend.
The new Khan Stand was impressive indeed but there were a lot of other facilities that were also updated as well, including amazing new stables and sheds. Working closely with Purcell Construction we developed all the steel on the new buildings and stable yard refurbishment.
The project consisted of the construction of new steel frame stable facilities with surrounding yard. Each stable building was designed as single storey, with a pitched roof and brick cladding to blend into the style of the existing buildings.
The interior of the buildings consist of 8 specialty stables, washroom, tack room, storage room, and wash facilities. The stables were given a walled and gated courtyard.
