Good Directions

As exterior clock and clock tower manufacturers this is a question that we are asked all the time and there are many good reasons why we use GRP. A Good Directions GRP clock tower on a cricket score board As exterior clock and clock tower manufacturers this is a question that we are asked all the time and there are many good reasons why we use GRP.    An abbreviation for 'glass reinforced polyester', GRP is a light, durable and astonishingly tough constructional material, which can be moulded and fabricated into all manner of products. When manufacturing our clock towers in GRP one side is first hand crafted in Ash timber from which a mould tool is produced. Ash timber is used for the original pattern to ensure the finished product has a beautiful realistic wood grain, unique to Good Directions clock towers, making them the most realistic looking on the market. An oxford style cupola with Traditional style clock and a rooster style copper weat...

Bespoke Pillar Clock for Ruddington Grange Golf Club. Good Directions LTD is proud to present the Albert Pillar Clock it manufactured for Ruddington Grange Golf Club in Nottingham. This Pillar Clock comes in at a height of 3800mm and can be finished in any RAL colour. Also available is the option to have a variety of extras added to the finish. This includes but is not limited to, lighting work behind the dial and Gold Leaf work on the dials or pillar itself. Good Directions takes enormous pride in its ability to create unique and special clocks for its customers and welcomes the creative flair customers can bring to the projects themselves. The Albert Pillar Clock is just one of four different styles of Pillar Clock available for you to choose from; these Pillars range in height and can have either two or four clock faces, ensuring there is the perfect Pillar Clock for you and one that is guaranteed to perfectly encapsulate the aesthetic and tone you are trying to achieve. Pillar ...

   Our Engineers Proudly Showing Off Their Hardwork. Good Directions recently worked in partnership with a Rotary Club to produce and manufacture two identical clocks for the inside and outside of the clubhouse at Chislehurst Recreation Ground.   One of these clocks was situated in the club bar for its patrons and the other is sitting on an a-frame on the roof of the building, both running in time with one another, allowing great visibility from the pitch, ensuring no one misses kick off. The dial situated by the bar is a 400mm square bezel with the clubs’ colour in vinyl proudly on display on the dial, with the rotary logo also present in the middle of the dial. The larger clock on the roof of the establishment is a 900mm square bezel which is sat on an a-frame, also displays the clubs’ colours and Rotary logo in the middle, ensuring synchronisation in time and aesthetics. Both these clocks were additionally fitted with an electric mechanism and a ...