Ahmarra have pledged to support a local woodland regeneration scheme at Stansted Park in Hampshire. We will make a donation to the scheme for every door ordered by our customers, which means that thousands of plants and trees will be established as a result.

The planting scheme reinforces our commitment to help sustain the earth’s natural resources. As a leading timber door manufacturer, we care about the environment. As such, we are FSC® certified (FSC C018847), hold ISO 14001 certification for our environmental practices and are ISO 14064 Carbon Footprint verified. We are committed to using sustainable materials to manufacture doors, and therefore minimising the impact we have on the environment.

For more information on the woodland regeneration scheme at Stansted Park, please visit; https://www.stanstedpark.co.uk/treefundproject

The Stansted Park Foundation is currently working with the South Downs National Park to bring back elm trees to the Downs, and this year’s donations will go toward funding this valuable local project.

The photos below are from a previous planting project at Stansted. It is an area of one hectare of broadleaved woodland consisting of mostly English oak with a percentage of small-leaved lime, wild cherry, aspen and the rare wild service tree. This is designed to create a robust new woodland which will have wildlife benefit and potential to create high quality hardwood timber in the future. It will also become part of a major landscape feature within the park set amongst other woodland of different ages, species and tree sizes.

Ahmarra Forest Planting ProjectStansted Park Forest Planting Project

Ahmarra Manufactures & Installs NHS Hospital Fire Doors for New Endoscopy Unit

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Ahmarra Manufactures & Installs NHS Hospital Fire Doors for New Endoscopy Unit

Ahmarra recently manufactured and installed Q-Mark certified fire doorsets for an NHS hospital’s new Endoscopy Unit. The new unit will provide additional treatment rooms and recovery areas, increasing capacity and reducing patient wait times. The Trust opted for doors with an enhanced fire and smoke rating of FD60s, providing critical time for staff to assist in the safe evacuation of patients in the event of a fire.