Case Studies

Easiaccess designed and installed a 37.5m modular ramp system at Mount Vernon Hospital to provide safe, compliant access to a newly refurbished cancer ward entrance. Built with a gentle 1:20 gradient and durable GRP surface, the solution accommodates high footfall, hospital beds, and stretchers within a busy live construction site.

Easiaccess supplied and installed a temporary modular ramp at Freeman Hospital in Newcastle, providing safe access to a portable medical imaging unit. With a fast turnaround from survey to installation, the solution ensured patients and staff could access the unit quickly and safely while maintaining compliance within a busy hospital environment.

Easiaccess successfully replaced a non-compliant timber ramp at Friarage Hospital with a durable, regulation-compliant modular metal ramp. Designed for safe trolley access to medical records, the ramp features a low-slip Easitread surface, colour-contrasting edges, and sapphire blue handrails. Installed over a single weekend, disruption was minimal, ensuring seamless hospital operations throughout the project.

We efficiently installed new ramped access and an automatic door for St Mary’s Hospital, ensuring access to a testing unit and emergency exit, allowing the hospital to open the refurbished ward on schedule and meeting all expectations.

Kings College Hospital is one of London’s largest and busiest teaching hospitals, with a strong profile of local services primarily serving the boroughs of Lambeth, Southwark, Lewisham and Bromley. Specialist services are available to patients across a wide catchment area, providing nationally and internationally recognised work in liver disease and transplantation, neurosciences, foetal medicine and hematology-oncology.

This development at the Royal Albert Edward Infirmary in Wigan provided a permanent emergency Nightingale Ward, standing at 1,156 sqm. It was designed, manufactured, and completed on site ahead of schedule in less than 40 days, during the height of the COVID-19 outbreak.

This development at the Newcastle General Hospital, Campus for Ageing and Vitality provided a temporary Ophthalmology unit for the treatment and prevention of diseases of the eye.