Once a client has agreed in theory to our initial estimated cost, we move forwards to the detailed design stage. We create an accurate 3D CAD model from the measurements taken on site for the client to approve before we go to the manufacturing stage. This allows us to iron out any possible issues before the first piece of material is cut.
The History of RAL Colours.
After the first world war, Germany was in a period of economic recovery. Mass production techniques were advancing and there was a need for a quality assurance standard. German Industry and the government decided to standardise quality assurance, testing, and labeling. This lead to the forming of the Reichs-Ausschuss für Lieferbedingungen (National Board for Delivery Conditions).
The RAL was founded on 23rd April 1925 and was, and still is an independent body. The reliability of the RAL quality assurance system depends on adherence to the quality standards and test specifications by the companies themselves as well as regular monitoring carried out by independent third parties.
In 1927 RAL set the first binding standards in 1927 with a collection of the 40 most widely used colours in industry and public life. These 40 colours were defined for the first time and uniquely classified using RAL numbers. Today, the 2,328 RAL colours are a defining worldwide standard used in industry, trade and design, as well as by professional users of colour.
In 2008 the RAL German Institute for Quality Assurance and Certification (Deutsches Institut für Gütesicherung und Kennzeichnung) formed a new company called RAL gGmbH specifically to handle its RAL colours.
Please Consider The Environment Before You Pollute
Effluent and run-off from vehicle washing and cleaning activities can damage the environment and pollute rivers, streams, burns and groundwater. Dirt, brake dust, traffic film residue and oil that is washed off are all pollutants. The cleaning agents you use (including those labelled biodegradable or traffic film removers) are very poisonous to river life. If you cause pollution, you are breaking the law and spoiling your environment. Dirty water or run-off from vehicle washing and cleaning carried out as a business or industrial activity is called trade effluent. Whether you’re cleaning just one vehicle or responsible for a large lorry fleet, you must arrange for collection and disposal of effluent to prevent pollution. It’s illegal to discharge trade effluent to the environment or into drains without permission. Please think about the environment before you act
We make much more than Jet Wash Screens
We make much more than Jet Wash Screens. From £500 to £500000, we've helped thousands of contractors achieve their vision. Whether it's a multi million pound retail environment, or a bench. We're here to help. We assist architects at the design stage right through to manufacture and installation. UK Jet Wash Screens manufacture all kinds of shelters and enclosures. Call us on 01704 514613 to find out more.
Choose from 2328 colours
All our products are available powder coated in any RAL color of your choice. We can make your Valeting Bay Enclosure or Jet Wash Screen to match your forecourt or sales room. Choose from any of 2328 colours.
Hand Made In Britain
UK Jet Wash Screens manufacture high quality Jet Wash Screens and Valeting Bay Enclosures. We are proud to use steel sourced from the UK in our products and support the UK steel manufacturing industry.
Our dedicated team of fabricators draw on a wealth of experience to ensure our products are manufactured to the highest possible standards.
To find out more about our products, call us on 01704514613
We have a new team member
Say hello to Ethan,
The latest addition to our team. Ethan is an industrial designer with experience in manufacturing and engineering. It’s Ethan who creates the 3D models so that our clients can see the product before we start manufacturing. Ethan is an expert in Sketchup and Photoshop and we’re delighted to have him on board!