Global Insulation Logistics announces continued international success
Innovative UK specialist insulated structures company conquers East Asia and Pacific Rim
Monmouthshire, 7 September 2009 – Global Insulation Logistics Ltd., the UK-based insulated structures construction specialist, today announced that it is experiencing continued success on the international market.
Global Insulation specialises in the construction of insulated structures such as industrial cold stores, food production facilities and clean room environments for the telecoms, data storage and pharmaceutical industries. International projects range from in-flight catering facilities for a large catering company in Manila to large telecom switch rooms for a major provider in Europe; UPS and server rooms for a US credit card company in Russia, and refurbishments to catering facilities in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
As a result of continued demand for projects abroad, Global Insulation Logistics has opened representation offices in both Manila and Hong Kong.
Founder of Global Insulations Logistics Ltd., Greg Hodge, said: “Many companies are reticent to do international work. From the very beginning our strategy has been to apply our knowledge and expertise, and deliver our capabilities, on an international basis. We are pleased that this strategy has paid off and that despite the economic downturn, we still continue to expand the boundaries of insulated construction.”
He concluded: “Undertaking international projects requires the capacity and confidence to take business knowledge and deliver it in an environment that could be immensely different to your own. We are proud of our heritage and of our achievements in the overseas markets.”
Global Insulations Logistics provides state of the art composite panel and door systems that far exceed any alternatives currently available on the market. The fire and water resistant panels incorporate the use of a specialist mineral wool core, recognised by insurers worldwide. They are modular, quick and easy to install, and can be used for floors and ceiling.
Once installed the panels are maintenance free and can be fully dismounted for recycling.
Monmouthshire, 7 September 2009 – Global Insulation Logistics Ltd., the UK-based insulated structures construction specialist, today announced that it is experiencing continued success on the international market.
Global Insulation specialises in the construction of insulated structures such as industrial cold stores, food production facilities and clean room environments for the telecoms, data storage and pharmaceutical industries. International projects range from in-flight catering facilities for a large catering company in Manila to large telecom switch rooms for a major provider in Europe; UPS and server rooms for a US credit card company in Russia, and refurbishments to catering facilities in Hong Kong and Shanghai.
As a result of continued demand for projects abroad, Global Insulation Logistics has opened representation offices in both Manila and Hong Kong.
Founder of Global Insulations Logistics Ltd., Greg Hodge, said: “Many companies are reticent to do international work. From the very beginning our strategy has been to apply our knowledge and expertise, and deliver our capabilities, on an international basis. We are pleased that this strategy has paid off and that despite the economic downturn, we still continue to expand the boundaries of insulated construction.”
He concluded: “Undertaking international projects requires the capacity and confidence to take business knowledge and deliver it in an environment that could be immensely different to your own. We are proud of our heritage and of our achievements in the overseas markets.”
Global Insulations Logistics provides state of the art composite panel and door systems that far exceed any alternatives currently available on the market. The fire and water resistant panels incorporate the use of a specialist mineral wool core, recognised by insurers worldwide. They are modular, quick and easy to install, and can be used for floors and ceiling.
Once installed the panels are maintenance free and can be fully dismounted for recycling.
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