Best structural engineer
Best structural engineer I have ever worked (I worked with a lot)
4 March 2026
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Company details
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Bolt Structures offer a broad range of structural engineering design services delivering thoughtful, well-engineered and cost-effective solutions to meet the expectations of our clients. At Bolt Structures we utilise state of the art 3D modelling software for design analysis to test structural solutions in a virtual world and push the boundaries of efficiency. The structural models also help our engineers to see how complex geometry and components of a design work together.
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REGUS, 79 College Rd, Harrow HA1 1BD, HA1 1BD, London, United Kingdom
- 020 7101 3687
- info@boltstructures.com
- boltstructures.com
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