We manufacture the passive infrastructure of the white space and install it with our own team, coordinating with your cooling, electrical and fire contractors so everything lines up.
Server racks and network cabinets of matching height and depth, set out on the floor-tile grid with fronts facing the cold aisle.
End doors and roof panels close the cold aisle, so supply air goes through the servers rather than over and around them.
Blanking panels, brush entries and cable managers stop air leaking through gaps and keep cables out of the airflow.
Copper and fibre run in planned pathways, terminated, dressed and labelled.
The situation
An empty hall with cooling and power designed by others, and rows to be filled.
What we deliver
Server racks and network cabinets in rows, containment across them, cable management, structured cabling, and installation to the consultant's layout.
What to send us
The hall layout, rack count per row, rack size and the cooling design.
The situation
Hot spots, cooling units running cold, and racks of different makes and heights.
What we deliver
A survey of the rows as they stand, containment made to fit them, blanking and sealing, installed around live equipment.
What to send us
Photos of the rows, rack makes if known, ceiling height and the fire-suppression type.
The situation
A handful of racks in a converted room, often with cabling that grew without a plan.
What we deliver
Server racks and a network cabinet, blanking or partial containment, re-cabling and labelling, then an AMC if you want one.
What to send us
Room dimensions, the equipment list, and where power and cooling enter.
The situation
Equipment in small rooms, on roofs or at the roadside, away from a data centre.
What we deliver
Wall-mount racks, compact cabinets or outdoor enclosures, specified for the heat load and exposure, and installed.
What to send us
Where it will stand, what goes inside, and the mounting (plinth, wall or pole).
Our scope is the passive infrastructure we manufacture and install, plus structured cabling. If your project also needs PDUs, cooling or monitoring, mention it in your enquiry: we will confirm what we can include and coordinate with whoever supplies the rest.
Yes. Send the layout and specification. We check them against the site during the survey and raise anything that will not fit before fabrication starts.
We need cooling unit positions from the cooling contractor, PDU and earthing points from the electrical contractor, the fire design for the containment roof, and the equipment list from your IT team. The survey brings these together on one layout.
Yes. Because we make the racks and containment, later additions can be made to the same dimensions and finish as the existing row.
We measure the room and return a layout, elevations and a quotation for you to approve.