Hampshire · SP10-SP11

A considered approach to spray finishing in Andover

Spray finishing in Andover is heavily logistics, MEWP-based airless spray across large distribution sheds, plus office-floor programmes for Walworth and East Portway tenants. Heights of 10-15 m drive equipment choice.

MEWP-based airless spray finishing on a Walworth distribution shed in Andover
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Why this is familiar ground

Andover spray work has included multiple Walworth distribution interiors and East Portway office programmes.

Comparable brief: A typical the area spray brief is a Walworth distribution shed, 5,000 m² of wall and ceiling sprayed using MEWPs over two weekends, with overspray containment around live racking.

Local project context

How local buildings shape the work

Large-format distribution sheds on Walworth and East Portway, post-war estate housing across town, and modern developments at Picket Twenty and Augusta Park.

The technical route to a durable result

Airless rigs deliver a flat, brush-mark-free finish on large open spans; HVLP and on-site booths handle furniture-grade joinery.

Airless & HVLP spray for walls, ceilings, joinery
On-site spray booths for doors, cabinetry, panels
Dust-extraction and overspray containment
Two-pack and water-based pigmented lacquers
Large-format distribution sheds on Walworth and East Portway relevant to a spray finishing survey in Andover
Project lens

A likely brief, not a generic example

A typical Andover spray brief is a Walworth distribution shed, 5,000 m² of wall and ceiling sprayed using MEWPs over two weekends, with overspray containment around live racking.

The surrounding places this crew can cover

From SP10-SP11, projects can be grouped naturally across Tidworth, Ludgershall, Weyhill and the surrounding route. This is a working coverage guide rather than an invented distance claim.

  • Tidworth
  • Ludgershall
  • Weyhill
  • Penton Mewsey
  • Goodworth Clatford
  • Picket Twenty

Project constraints worth solving early

Distribution-shed clear heights (often 10-15 m) push us to MEWP-based spray work over scaffold where possible.

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Distribution heights (10-15 m) drive MEWP-based application

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Live-racking environments need zoned containment

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Walworth one-way and HGV routes shape welfare timing

What clients usually ask at survey stage

Can you spray at 15 m ceiling heights?

Yes, MEWP-based airless spray with two-stage overspray containment.

Do you spray distribution-warehouse interiors during operations?

Yes, with zoned containment and shift-window scheduling.

How quickly can you mobilise spray rigs in Andover?

Typically 3-4 weeks for larger warehouse programmes due to MEWP and permit coordination.

Other routes through the site

Bring the project details together

Distribution-shed clear heights (often 10-15 m) push us to MEWP-based spray work over scaffold where possible. The next useful step is a measured survey so the finish, preparation and working hours can be priced against the actual site. For this spray finishing brief in SP10-SP11, the survey will focus on live-racking environments need zoned containment.

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