Metals firm Eltherington relocates to former Seven Seas site

Architectural metal producer Eltherington is to move to the former home of Seven Seas in Hull, as part of a multi-million pound relocation project.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Oct 2015, 16:26 BST
Cladding firm Eltherington said the multi-million pound relocation project is a sign of its strong growthCladding firm Eltherington said the multi-million pound relocation project is a sign of its strong growth
Cladding firm Eltherington said the multi-million pound relocation project is a sign of its strong growth

The investment will see the firm, which supplied materials used in the construction of Leeds’ tallest building, Bridgewater Place, move to an 11-acre site on Hedon Road, Hull.

New manufacturing and office facilities will be built for the expanding business, which is currently based on a 5.5-acre site on Dansom Lane South in the city.

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The relocation will follow the completion of redevelopment work in the coming months.

Antony Eltherington, group managing director, said: “Investing in a site that is double the size of our existing is an indication of just how much we have grown over the last few years.”

Eltherington, which employs almost 200 people, has provided cladding and other materials to a range of development projects across the UK and abroad. These include London Southbank University and Cambridge University’s Corpus Christi College.

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