Case study Self storage construction

Partitioning Services Limited

Client
PSL
Services
  • Website design
Area
Basildon, Essex
A yellow goods lift on a mezzanine floor between rows of storage units

The project

Self storage, from design and finance to manufacture and installation.

Partitioning Services Limited (PSL), based in Basildon, Essex, designs, manufactures and installs self storage facilities, with more than 24 years in the industry.

PSL’s offer is broad, so our clean, minimal design puts the user experience first and splits it into three areas. Services cover turn-key project management, design, finance, building regulations, and manufacture and installation. Products range from partitioning units and mezzanine flooring to roller staircases, fire protection, locker systems and external garage units. Projects show completed work in the UK and Europe.

A finance section explains PSL’s partnership with an approved finance provider, and operators can request a quote with files attached or download a brochure.

Key features

  • Services, Products and Our Work. Three colour cards on the homepage, each listing what sits beneath it.
  • Finance option. A dedicated section on funding through an approved finance partner.
  • Projects. Completed storage facilities in the UK and Europe.
  • Quote request with file upload. Operators can attach files to their quote request.
  • Brochure and phone in the header. A brochure link and the phone number sit beside the main navigation.
  • Client testimonials. Testimonials from storage operators feature on the site.

Design approach

A blue-to-teal gradient across the three homepage cards turns a long list of services and products into three clear choices.

The dark opening section says what PSL does in a single line.

Bright photography of finished units, set beside Rubik headings, keeps a technical offer visual.

Colour palette

  • Blue#3481bb
  • Charcoal#303133
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