Victorian awnings for the Kings House, Pentonville Rd
These three traditional Victorian awnings have been installed on the frontage of The Kings House at 242 Pentonville Road in London and provide a welcoming aspect to the cafe area of this community project. The awnings reflect the cafe atmosphere of the frontage and provide an outside area for refreshment and conversation in the best tradition of London “people watching”.
Our Victorian awnings are particularly robust, following the tried and tested manufacturing techniques honed to perfection by years of experience.
The awning boxes are constructed from the finest hardwoods which have been sourced in accordance with appropriate FSC Certification. The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) is an international, non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting responsible management of the world’s forests. Since its foundation in 1994, FSC has grown to become the world’s most respected and widespread forest certification system.
Robust steel arms have been powder coated in our own plant to a resilient, long lasting, finish in traditional black. The fabric covers has been are treated to be both UV and soil resistant elements to give a long lasting appearance and both of these properties are accomplished through the means of equally environmentally safe applications.
King’s Cross Church (KXC) is an Anglican church seeking to play its part in the social, spiritual and physical transformation of the local area. There is a cafe and meeting rooms are available for hire.
