Case Study

Quorn Stone

Quorn Stone

Crafting a relaxed, resimercial sanctuary for a generation of tile and stone craftsmanship

Client

Quorn Stone

Main Contractor

Location

Midlands, South West & Wales

Sector

Commercial

Background & Building

Founded by Ramon Fernandez in 1995, Quorn Stone built their business from humble beginnings – importing and fixing handmade terracotta tiles from Spain. Ramon’s talented craftsmanship and pursuit of perfection for quality natural materials resulted in an unrivalled local reputation; building the foundations of a much-loved family business.

Quorn Stone’s passion for natural stone now spans two generations, four showrooms and over 27 years of dedication to sourcing and importing the finest stones from around the world.

"In a competitive market place, it is paramount that we are able to specify products which combine to offer a practical and attractive design concept, while having the ability to demonstrate value for money, for this reason Komfort are a key partner in our supply chain and will continue to be so into the future."

— Adam Collier, MD

360 Commercial Project’s & Komfort’s Solution

For 360 Commercial Projects, it is Komforts capability as a market leading manufacturer of a family of integrated partition systems that offer, specifier confidence, the products are engineered to a high standard and supported by a team who process a sound technical knowledge of the systems.

 

For this project the specification included; Polar 30 single glazed screens with applied bars and 70mm Sonik hinged and sliding door sets, along with Komfire 75 solid partitions.

 

Komfire 100 solid partitions. The Komfort ranges where chosen as they are design relevant and aesthetically on trend, the combination of Polar with Kross glaze bars and Sonik doors provided 360 Commercial Projects with a key element in their design to provide the client with the relaxed “Resimercial” feel to their offices that they were looking for.

The Project at Quorn Stone

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The Brief in Brief

The building, located in Loughborough consists of ground and first floor levels both fully refurbished to provide a modern Head Office. Designed to have a relaxed combined residential-commercial ambience. The office space demanded a high-quality partitioning solution, which could be supported by a team with sound technical knowledge.

Working closely with the contractor, 360 Commercial Projects and specifically, Director Adam Collier, for whom Komfort have been working together with on multiple projects spanning over three decades, this requirement was easily achievable.

As Adam Collier confirms “In a competitive market place, it is paramount that we are able to specify products which combine to offer a practical and attractive design concept, while having the ability to demonstrate value for money, for this reason Komfort are a key partner in our supply chain and will continue to be so into the future.”

The end result

This was a project that brilliantly demonstrates a contractor and supplier partnership built on trust, over many years. This ongoing partnership of 360 Commercial Projects and Komfort Partitioning will continue to delight clients and will ensure their design visions become a reality for years to come.

The client was clear on their feelings on the project outcome “We recently used 360 Commercial Projects for a complete refurbishment of our two-story office building. Having reached out to a few fit-out companies, we were really impressed with Adam and Bens approach to the project. The initial designs exceeded expectation and the detailed costing was clear and easy to navigate – an important factor when embarking on a large project. The execution of the project was well organised, and communication was prompt throughout. We are delighted with the results”

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