Rogate Construction Site Signs Apple Tree Gardens – Walmer
DMS Graphics has produced Construction signs for Rogate Estates for over 10 years, providing signs and hoardings for most of their developments over this period. Recently Rogate Estates acquired land in the small coastal town of Walmer in Kent. This is where they will be creating their Apple Tree Gardens Development of seven individual and high-quality homes. DMS Graphics produced and installed the construction site signs for this development.
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Preliminary Construction Site Signs
DMS Graphics has installed 1 Large Development sign and various banners to provide information and advertising for this new development.
This Large sign stands at 4 metres in overall height and is constructed from aluminium composite panel which, has rails attached to the rear to provide strength and stability.
Two large 76 mm aluminium sign legs are mounted in concrete at a depth of 1000 mm which will provide ample strength against wind load. The sign is then attached to the legs using twelve 76 mm post clips.
At earlier site meetings DMS Graphics discussed the key location for the signage and helped the developers with sign selection.
Rocket Base Design
DMS graphics have worked with Rogate’s own graphic Designer, Tom Showler @ Rocket Base Design. Tom has been responsible for the development of the Rogate Brand for many years, and he provides great brand continuity across all the Rogate Developments.
Temporary Construction Site Signs and Banners
Currently the development is surrounded by Heras Fencing and DMS Graphics has provided 2 Large PVC hem and eyelet banners to show development details.
Apple Tree Gardens
If you would like more information on the Apple Tree Gardens Development in Walmer, check out the Rogate website using this link
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Apple Tree Gardens is a rare opportunity to buy a new home on a small development in an established quiet residential area in Walmer that is being built by Canterbury-based premium developer Rogate.
Apple Tree Garden is sited on the rising ground above Walmer Castle and comprises seven detached homes, each individually designed, with a garden, and double garage and accessed off a private drive that is given personality by the mature planting to its boundaries and the gentle slope of the site, which falls away from Hawksdown Road.
Each home is architecturally designed and constructed traditionally using a range of materials that are typically found in Kentish vernacular architecture. These include traditional red brick, tile hanging, and stained weatherboarded elevations under plain clay tiled roofs.
Inside Apple Tree Gardens
Internally each home has been designed in a contemporary manner and in a way that creates a light and spacious interior and incorporates sliding doors that enable the inside living space to be opened up to the rear garden.
Each home provides a contemporary open-plan living space with a separate study, family / TV room, kitchen, cloakroom, and utility room on the ground floor and four bedrooms, including en-suite shower rooms to the master bedroom and guest bedroom and a family bathroom on the second floor, except for Homes 3, 4 and 5 which have a master bedroom suite on the ground floor.
The front gardens are landscaped and the rear gardens have a paved patio area close to the house and a path providing access as necessary.
Each home will have a double garage and at least two further off-street car parking spaces. On-street parking on the access road will be strictly forbidden.
Walmer is situated on the Channel coast at one of the closest points between England and France. It does not have a harbor, but an area called the “Downs” is protected by the Goodwin Sands and has traditionally afforded shelter to shipping.
The beach at Walmer was reputedly the place where Julius Caesar first landed in Britain in 55 BC to begin his conquest, which heralded the start of more than 400 years of Roman occupation.
