Welcoming uPVC entrance doors for Rayne Village Hall

Following our latest community giveaway outreach program, we are happy to announce the completion of another worthwhile community building rejuvenation.

Dedicated to serving our local community by renovating properties in need, we received a plethora of laudable local nominations that were closely considered by the SEHBAC team. Rayne Village Hall in Braintree came out on top as the lucky winners, urgently requiring our help to update their front doors.

Opening the door to the community

Rayne Village Hall and Playing Fields are enjoyed by a wide variety of ages from the Rayne community and the surrounding neighbourhoods. Leased from the Rayne Parish Council, the main hall has gone through many changes since its humble beginnings as a small wooden hut, purchased back in 1945. It’s latest refurbishment cost in excess of £60,000, partly subsidized by the Community Fund as well as gaining much-needed support from local groups such as the Parish Council, Rayne Football Club and Rayne Cricket Club.

Winning doors that require little maintenance to make a great impression

Upgrading the entrance doors to modern uPVC panels and frames, combined with high-performance double glazing, the hall users noticed a much more comfortable temperature almost immediately. Eliminating the chances of deterioration or drafts, Rayne Village Hall will appreciate lower energy bills too. Furthermore, durable uPVC entrance doors successfully address high volumes of traffic that community schemes such as these are susceptible to, as well as granting favourable amounts of light without compromising on security.

Rayne Hall representative Tony Dome commented:

‘A massive thank you to SEHBAC! We found the whole team very helpful and professional in the way this Community Project was handled from start to finish.

With companies like SEHBAC providing charities like ours the support and funding they need, we are able to keep our buildings in good order – enabling all users of our community to benefit from our facilities.’