New Everton Stadium Discussion

[The binman chronicles]

Bramley Moore he we come

Exodus 20:11
For in six days the Mosh made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that is in them, and rested on the seventh day. Therefore the Mosh blessed the Sabbath day and made it holy.

Unless the Mosh owns a time machine I reckon the exodus will be somewhere around 20:21

 

[The Esk]

Surely we'll be buying from Rainford Steel given their long term advertising at Goodison?

 

[hibbo'sclass]

Surely we'll be buying from Rainford Steel given their long term advertising at Goodison?

Not producers are they?

 

[Bazlar]

Surely we'll be buying from Rainford Steel given their long term advertising at Goodison?

Either them or Rainham Steel

 

[Brownie]

Mate?

Sorry mut ah wos just do-ink a Sith Ifrica

 

[tommye]

Unless the Mosh owns a time machine I reckon the exodus will be somewhere around 20:21

On Friday?

 

[The Esk]

Either them or Rainham Steel

Oops sorry autocorrect on phone

It was a joke anyway

 

[Mrtallywacker]

Surely we'll be buying from Rainford Steel given their long term advertising at Goodison?

And using Climax scaffolding (for safer erections).

 

[steelpipe]

Surely we'll be buying from Rainford Steel given their long term advertising at Goodison?

Rainham Steel, originally from Essex (founded by Mr Wm Ives, a lifelong Spurs supporter if I remember correctly) are now based at Scunthorpe to be located close to the British Steel mill which produces Beams and Columns (H and I shapes - think of girders) which is their main product range.

Depending on the actual design, Rainham Steel would almost certainly be looking to supply to any stadia work being fabricated in the UK.

But, whoever eventually supplies any steel will be greatly influenced by the actual design the structural engineers come up with.
There's lots of ways to achieve the same end results structurally and not all steel companies produce all steel products.

Large spans using tubular trusses (like LFC recent work) have been popular recently because you can suspend the roof below the exposed truss which is then out of sight from the spectators, and low maintenence compared to trusses made from steel beams, angles etc .

Think of all the exposed steelwork visible from aerial shots of Old Trafford - it's all tubes, no beams or columns like Rainham Steel supply.

Rainham wouldn't expect to get much work from that type of design. But think of Sunderland where the roof cladding is above the structure,
that would suit what they stock and what British Steel / Tata made/make at Scunthorpe.

Rainhams best chance is if the terracing is constructed from steel (like the Olympic Stadium), and not precast concrete like the terracing at Tottenhams new ground.

 

[peteblue]

Not producers are they?

They make cabinets for electronic equipment.......

 

[The Esk]

Rainham Steel, originally from Essex (founded by Mr Wm Ives, a lifelong Spurs supporter if I remember correctly) are now based at Scunthorpe to be located close to the British Steel mill which produces Beams and Columns (H and I shapes - think of girders) which is their main product range.

Depending on the actual design, Rainham Steel would almost certainly be looking to supply to any stadia work being fabricated in the UK.

But, whoever eventually supplies any steel will be greatly influenced by the actual design the structural engineers come up with.
There's lots of ways to achieve the same end results structurally and not all steel companies produce all steel products.

Large spans using tubular trusses (like LFC recent work) have been popular recently because you can suspend the roof below the exposed truss which is then out of sight from the spectators, and low maintenence compared to trusses made from steel beams, angles etc .

Think of all the exposed steelwork visible from aerial shots of Old Trafford - it's all tubes, no beams or columns like Rainham Steel supply.

Rainham wouldn't expect to get much work from that type of design. But think of Sunderland where the roof cladding is above the structure,
that would suit what they stock and what British Steel / Tata made/make at Scunthorpe.

Rainhams best chance is if the terracing is constructed from steel (like the Olympic Stadium), and not precast concrete like the terracing at Tottenhams new ground.

Cheers mate, appreciate your reply and your other posts, please continue posting.

My comments were firmly tongue in cheek

 

[steelpipe]

Cheers mate, appreciate your reply and your other posts, please continue posting.

My comments were firmly tongue in cheek

I know - but maybe the spurs supporter on earlier didn't know the connection between Rainham Steel, Bill Ives and Tottenham.

He would have been immensely proud to have supplied any material to their new ground as would I if I get any opportunity to supply for ours.

I've supplied steel for all those clubs I mentioned earlier, plus LFC, Leicester, Coventry, Celtic, Newcastle, plus countless others and they've just been business.

I would love to be able to help us achieve something outstanding as I'm sure Bill Ives / Rainham would have for Tottenham.

 

[The binman chronicles]

On Friday?

Isn't it always on a Friday? Of course except when it's not...

 

[Sapie88]

And using Climax scaffolding (for safer erections).

Why get off at Wavertree when there's a Climax in Broad Green.

 

[BunnerJnr]

Why get off at Wavertree when there's a Climax in Broad Green.

Edge Hill