Cable tray for pleasure beach development
Marco, a manufacturer of steel wire cable tray (SWCT), and uPVC cable management, is supplying SWCT to contractors as part of the new, Nickelodeon Land development at Pleasure Beach, Blackpool.
The £10.3m scheme at the park is now underway and set to open in 2011. Electrical contractor PEI Delta is working directly for the estates department at Pleasure Beach carrying out all electrical works for the project and has recently taken its first delivery of SWCT from Marco.
Hannah Chinery of Marco said: "This is a fun scheme to be involved in and Pleasure Beach Blackpool is a real iconic landmark spot within the North West.
"We are working closely with PEI Delta at several large-scale projects across the North West where they are using both our steel wire cable tray and uPVC trunking systems."
Marco Cable Management
01248 725772
www.marcocableman.co.uk
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