Case Studies
HMRC Shipley
MM Engineering were commissioned to create, advise and install flood defence products for HMRC Shipley at their riverside location.
Security certified to LPCB 1175
Industrial doors are often the last line of defence for a sensitive asset. We’ve designed, tested and certified our range of security flood doors to ensure they provide industry-leading protection from flooding and intruder entry.
Custom-designed for your project
Flood levels, sizes and door functions required vary greatly from project to project. Our design team engineers your needs; they can design doors to withstand up to a full-height head of water. Any flood door supplied by MM Engineering is sized and made precisely for your site, so you’re guaranteed flood defences that are right for you.
Superior locking mechanisms
Our security doors feature high-security locking mechanisms by Surelock McGill, industry leaders in locking and security, to ensure maximum safety for your assets.
TECHNICAL SPEC
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Designed to withstand attacks in line with LPS 1175 B3 (SR2) and C5 (SR3) testing
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Fitted with a high security Surelock McGill locking mechanism
- Lock barrels suited to requirements
- Coated using 2 pack epoxy paint system for high resistance to corrosive atmospheres
- Made from mild steel and galvanised steel
- Design codes:
- BS EN 1990 Eurocode 0: Basis of Structural Design
- BS EN 1993, Eurocode 3: Design of Steel structures
- Fixings designed and proved using anchor design software
Product resources
DESIGN AND CONSULTATION
We offer a design and consultation service across all parts of the flood defence project spectrum. Identification of risk and risk analysis, support with tender specifications, construction design consultation and mechanical product design and build.
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