About Locker Architectural
Locker Architectural helps architects, designers and contractors turn creative ideas into practical, buildable mesh solutions. Combining specialist product knowledge, technical experience and proven attachment systems, we help bring architectural visions to life with confidence.
Architectural Mesh Specialists
Our specialist knowledge goes beyond supplying architectural mesh. We understand how different mesh patterns, materials and finishes behave, how they appear at full scale, and how they can be framed, tensioned and attached to buildings. Combining years of practical project experience with manufacturing knowledge and proven installation systems, we help architects, designers and contractors overcome technical challenges and turn ambitious concepts into practical, buildable solutions.
Meet the Team
Meet the people behind Locker Architectural. Our team combines years of practical experience in architectural mesh, technical design and installation systems to help you turn your ideas into buildable solutions.
Andrew Campbell
Chairman
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Andrew has worked in the metals industry since 1985 and has been involved in architectural mesh since its earliest adoption in the 1990s.
As CEO of the Locker Group, he brings decades of technical knowledge, commercial understanding and hands-on project experience. He was present during the early development of architectural mesh as a façade material and has helped shape its application across the UK and Europe.
Areas of Expertise
- Architectural mesh pattern development
- Large-scale project management
- Design & procurement coordination
- Multi-disciplinary collaboration
- Technical detail oversight
Andrew has overseen numerous landmark schemes, including the British Museum ceiling and major façade installations across the UK.
Known for his meticulous attention to detail and exceptional memory for specification and programme, Andrew ensures that every project meets the highest standards of delivery.
He believes Locker’s strength lies in its ability to listen carefully, understand the client’s requirement in full, and deliver with precision — not simply supply material.
Adrian Billingsley
Technical Director
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With over 30 years in architecture and 18 years specialising in architectural mesh, Adrian is one of the most experienced technical specialists in the sector.
He leads the technical development of projects from concept through to installation — collaborating with architects, engineers and contractors to translate design intent into precise, buildable systems.
Areas of Expertise
- Architectural concept development
- Engineering coordination
- Installation methodology
- Complex geometry & bespoke detailing
- Large-scale façade delivery
Adrian has led the technical delivery of numerous landmark schemes, including the TR2 Theatre Royal Plymouth bronze installation and the Leeds Headingley Stadium façade.
He believes architectural mesh should never be taken for granted — when engineered correctly, it offers limitless potential in modern construction.
Locker’s reputation for delivering bespoke concepts into reality is built on the technical leadership and experience that Adrian brings to every project.
Andrew Judson
Chief Executive Officer
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Andrew oversees the commercial and financial strategy of the Locker Group, providing the stability that underpins every architectural mesh project
Areas of Expertise
- Contract risk management
- Financial planning and stability
- Supplier and procurement oversight
- Commercial governance across projects
Although not directly involved in technical specification, Andrew supports projects from initiation through to completion — ensuring contractual clarity, financial resilience and long-term sustainability.
He believes Locker’s strength lies in its intellectual expertise and experience, delivered through a bespoke and highly professional service.
Chris Platt
Director – Group Performance & Digital Strategy
Favourite project: Twin Sails Bridge
Chris leads digital strategy and performance across the Locker Group. With 17 years in the metals industry, he specialises in marketing, business intelligence and operational efficiency.
Although not directly involved in project delivery, Chris supports Locker Architectural by ensuring its technical expertise and project capability are clearly communicated to architects, contractors and developers.
Areas of Expertise
- Digital strategy & brand positioning
- Data-led performance improvement
- Website development & content strategy
- Internal efficiency & strategic execution
Chris’ role is to ensure that the quality of Locker’s engineering is reflected in the clarity of its communication.
Jim Robertson
Commercial Director
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With over 16 years in architectural mesh and metal fabrication, Jim combines commercial leadership with hands-on technical understanding.
He oversees projects from a commercial and programme perspective — ensuring drawings, budgets, timelines and fabrication requirements all align to deliver what the client expects.
Areas of Expertise
- Commercial project direction
- Technical drawing review & breakdown
- Multi-supplier coordination
- Deadline and programme management
- Translating complex specifications into workable solutions
Jim is particularly proud of delivering technically challenging copper screen projects requiring coordinated procurement and precise fabrication management.
He believes Locker’s strength lies in its experience — but equally in its willingness to adapt, refine and improve how architectural mesh is applied in modern construction.
Alan Andrews
Group Technical Sales Manager
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Alan combines technical expertise with practical project coordination to help architects and contractors specify the right mesh solution for each scheme.
With over seven years in the metals industry, he reviews drawings, budgets and installation constraints to ensure mesh systems are both technically robust and commercially appropriate.
Areas of Expertise
- Technical mesh specification
- Drawing interpretation
- Budget and programme alignment
- Installation feasibility planning
- Client collaboration & advisory support
Alan believes that the most important part of any project is clear communication — understanding exactly what the client needs and having honest conversations about what is achievable.
He sees Locker’s technical depth and attention to detail as the key differentiators in the architectural mesh sector.
David Middleton
Technical Sales
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David combines over 25 years of practical mesh weaving experience with technical sales expertise — making him one of the most knowledgeable mesh specialists in the UK.
Areas of Expertise
- Woven mesh behaviour and tolerances
- Practical manufacturing limitations
- Specification advice and material selection
- Installation feasibility and performance considerations
Having worked directly in production for decades, David understands how mesh truly behaves — not just how it appears in a drawing. He supports architects and contractors by ensuring specifications are both technically sound and practically deliverable.
His insight strengthens Locker’s ability to translate design intent into reliable, buildable solutions.
Danny Woodward
Operations Manager
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Danny manages the operational planning and logistics behind Locker’s architectural mesh projects.
Areas of Expertise
- Labour and production scheduling
- Material handling and dispatch sequencing
- Pre-site planning and pallet configuration
- Ensuring projects are delivered on time
With over 25 years of industry experience, Danny understands how factory preparation directly impacts site efficiency. By organising materials and production carefully before dispatch, he helps ensure installations are lean, structured and free from unnecessary disruption.
His disciplined operational oversight supports Locker’s reputation for dependable project delivery.
Naomi O’Toole
General Manager – Locker Retail
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Naomi leads Locker Retail and plays a key role in the group’s digital and marketing development.
Having worked with the Locker Group since she was 18, she brings deep familiarity with the business alongside modern marketing expertise. Her background sits in data analysis, digital performance and operational efficiency.
Areas of Expertise
- Digital marketing & performance strategy
- Data-led business improvement
- Customer experience optimisation
- Process efficiency & commercial growth
Although her day-to-day role sits within Retail, Naomi supports the wider group by contributing to marketing initiatives and strategic development across the business.
She represents the forward-thinking side of Locker — combining energy, analytical thinking and a strong commercial mindset.
Julianna Reid
Sales Coordinator
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Julianna supports the coordination and delivery of architectural mesh projects, ensuring clear communication between clients, technical teams and production.
Areas of Expertise
- Project coordination and administration
- Customer liaison and support
- Maintaining timelines and information flow
- Supporting complex architectural schemes
She believes one of Locker’s greatest strengths is its commitment to solving problems and delivering tailored solutions — a mindset she reinforces through responsive service and structured project support.
Julianna helps ensure that every project moves forward efficiently, accurately and with strong communication throughout.
Julianna Reid
Sales Coordinator
Favourite project: Project name
Julianna supports the coordination and delivery of architectural mesh projects, ensuring clear communication between clients, technical teams and production.
Areas of Expertise
- Project coordination and administration
- Customer liaison and support
- Maintaining timelines and information flow
- Supporting complex architectural schemes
She believes one of Locker’s greatest strengths is its commitment to solving problems and delivering tailored solutions — a mindset she reinforces through responsive service and structured project support.
Julianna helps ensure that every project moves forward efficiently, accurately and with strong communication throughout.
Tom Yates
Sales Manager
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Tom manages architectural mesh enquiries from initial discussion through to final delivery, ensuring projects remain commercially aligned and technically accurate.
With over three years in the sector, he combines strong organisational skills with practical project experience — drawing on previous schemes to anticipate challenges and streamline delivery.
Areas of Expertise
- Project coordination & sales management
- B2B client communication
- Technical order processing
- Redesign & problem-solving
- Deadline and specification management
Tom is particularly proud of the River Spare One Knightsbridge scheme, which required a full redesign around service obstructions and incomplete drawings — a project that demonstrated the value of structured coordination and informed decision-making.
He believes the key to successful architectural mesh delivery is understanding the client’s objective — not just the specification.
Locker’s reputation for informed, project-led advice is something Tom works to uphold on every scheme.
Tom Yates
Sales Manager
Favourite project: Project name
Tom manages architectural mesh enquiries from initial discussion through to final delivery, ensuring projects remain commercially aligned and technically accurate.
With over three years in the sector, he combines strong organisational skills with practical project experience — drawing on previous schemes to anticipate challenges and streamline delivery.
Areas of Expertise
- Project coordination & sales management
- B2B client communication
- Technical order processing
- Redesign & problem-solving
- Deadline and specification management
Tom is particularly proud of the River Spare One Knightsbridge scheme, which required a full redesign around service obstructions and incomplete drawings — a project that demonstrated the value of structured coordination and informed decision-making.
He believes the key to successful architectural mesh delivery is understanding the client’s objective — not just the specification.
Locker’s reputation for informed, project-led advice is something Tom works to uphold on every scheme.
Tom Yates
Sales Manager
Favourite project: Project name
Tom manages architectural mesh enquiries from initial discussion through to final delivery, ensuring projects remain commercially aligned and technically accurate.
With over three years in the sector, he combines strong organisational skills with practical project experience — drawing on previous schemes to anticipate challenges and streamline delivery.
Areas of Expertise
- Project coordination & sales management
- B2B client communication
- Technical order processing
- Redesign & problem-solving
- Deadline and specification management
Tom is particularly proud of the River Spare One Knightsbridge scheme, which required a full redesign around service obstructions and incomplete drawings — a project that demonstrated the value of structured coordination and informed decision-making.
He believes the key to successful architectural mesh delivery is understanding the client’s objective — not just the specification.
Locker’s reputation for informed, project-led advice is something Tom works to uphold on every scheme.
Tom Yates
Sales Manager
Favourite project: Project name
Tom manages architectural mesh enquiries from initial discussion through to final delivery, ensuring projects remain commercially aligned and technically accurate.
With over three years in the sector, he combines strong organisational skills with practical project experience — drawing on previous schemes to anticipate challenges and streamline delivery.
Areas of Expertise
- Project coordination & sales management
- B2B client communication
- Technical order processing
- Redesign & problem-solving
- Deadline and specification management
Tom is particularly proud of the River Spare One Knightsbridge scheme, which required a full redesign around service obstructions and incomplete drawings — a project that demonstrated the value of structured coordination and informed decision-making.
He believes the key to successful architectural mesh delivery is understanding the client’s objective — not just the specification.
Locker’s reputation for informed, project-led advice is something Tom works to uphold on every scheme.
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FAQ
Questions about specifying architectural mesh?
From choosing the right mesh and finish to understanding samples, fixings and installation systems, our FAQs cover the practical questions that can help you develop your project with confidence.
How do I choose the right architectural mesh for my project?
Start with what you want the mesh to achieve rather than a particular product. Consider the desired appearance, transparency, application, panel size, material, finish, supporting structure and any performance requirements. If you send us your drawings, reference images or even an initial concept, our team can help identify suitable mesh patterns and attachment systems.
Can I see samples before specifying a mesh?
Yes. Samples are particularly useful for comparing wire or strand size, aperture, material, finish and texture. However, architectural mesh can look very different across a full elevation than it does in a small sample. We can also show you photographs and examples of completed projects to help you understand how different meshes behave at architectural scale.
When should I involve Locker Architectural?
Ideally, as early as possible. Early involvement gives us more opportunity to consider the mesh, panel sizes, finish, supporting structure and attachment method together. It can also identify potential fabrication, installation or cost issues before the surrounding structure and specification become difficult to change.
Do you only supply the mesh, or can you help develop the complete system?
Our involvement depends on the project. For straightforward requirements, we may simply supply a defined mesh or fabricated panel. On more complex architectural projects, we can help develop the mesh specification, material, finish, panel arrangement and attachment approach, provide samples and drawings, and support the appointed contractor with relevant technical information.
What information should I send you about my project?
Send us whatever you have. Ideally, that includes drawings, approximate dimensions or area, the application, location, intended appearance, preferred mesh if known, performance requirements and project programme. Reference photographs or sketches are also useful. If some of that information isn’t available yet, that’s fine – early-stage concepts are often worth discussing before the specification becomes fixed.