Aluminium company Reynaers begins expansion project of its production facility

Reynaers Aluminium, a leading European specialist in the development and marketing of innovative and sustainable aluminium solutions for windows, doors and curtain walls, is undertaking renovation and extension of its Enniscorthy premises and production facility in order to increase storage capacity by 50 per cent and sympathetically bringing this historic building up to ‘the highest modern standards of safety and comfort’.

After a successful period of growth in the Irish market, the company has made the decision to expand its Enniscorthy base further.The plant manufactures high-end aluminium doors and windows for the construction industry.

Pat Bevan, Managing Director of Reynaers Ireland commented: 'This significant investment in Enniscorthy is a real vote of confidence from the Reynaers Group. The team here is recognised as punching above its weight in the global operation and we want to make sure that the calibre of the premises reflects the expertise and quality of what is an award-winning Irish operation.'

Enabling works on the renovation project commenced last week, with the main work is due to start early next month. The work is being carried out by Waterford contractor Nevin Construction, based on designs developed by Conroy Architects in Wexford.

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