| Billericay Police Station |
 Brief Description:Billericay Police Station was converted by CG Interiors to conform to the Disability Discrimination Act. We removed the existing ramp, front entrance steps, entrance doors and public counter. We converted the existing office, formed a new disabled toilet facility along with other internal office alterations to assist disabled persons accessibility. The front entrance was widened to receive wheelchairs through a power assisted door. We also installed a low level counter and access ramp. All works had to be undertaken without changing the aesthetic appearance of this listed building.
 Design & Innovation: CG assisted in the design of the toilets and reception to make the best use of space.
The majority of products were specified but there was an element of design development with the external areas and new ramp. The old entrance door and frame from this listed building was replicated with a purpose made hardwood door and frame but integrating new DDA access controls.   Client: Essex Police
Client Contact: Norma Blamey Consultant: N/A Project: Billericay Police Station Works: DDA alterations and refurbishment to ground floor, reception and toilets including new entrance and ramp. Contract Duration: 10 weeks Contract Sum: £67,500  The Programme:The project commenced in July 2007 and completed in September 2007.
The main time related issues with this project surrounded the handrails being made to measure. Other issues that were incorporated into the plan was for phased completion of occupied areas.   What Our Clients Say: "CG Interiors have demonstrated themselves to be a valued supplier through this project. The team are very helpful in their approach and always willing to assist when things change"
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