Report - Pickerings Europe Limited Stockton on Tees Teeside December 2020

[MarkusCP87]

An unexpected find this one on the way to another location. Being near an active site i had to be extra sneaky, the way in was an absolute ball ache as I felt like a contestant on the crystal maze, pushing myself forward for a bit of an Industrial derp.
There wasn't much inside the building and a few of the areas were sealed however there was some lovely natural decay and nature take over in the factory. Part of the ceiling had fully collapsed in one of the offices.

There was little vandalism and I'm surprised more people haven't been inside.
I had no idea what the building was as I was trying the one near it.

The company is still active and is close by as this is the old site and looks to be the old technical training division as I saw stated on the sign.
They are known for the building of lifts, escalators and loading systems, as well as repairs and fixtures on them.

Thanks for looking.

 

[Bikin Glynn]

Decent looking mooch that, cant beat a bit of cranage

 

[MarkusCP87]

Im

Decent looking mooch that, cant beat a bit of cranage

It was decent mate, trying to find places in the north east no one seems to have covered yet, was surprised how much is in Stockton as well, got a few more to vist after this lockdown.

 

[The Amateur Wanderer]

Yeah good find, liking that, be having a look in sometime in the future

 

[MarkusCP87]

Yeah good find, liking that, be having a look in sometime in the future

Its worth it mate, there is more to the site and another bigger site near, but was on my own and didnt fancy the risky climb haha.

 

[Calamity Jane]

Nice surprise, And worth the hassle too. Some nice bits left, plus some decay and peeling. Like this, as empty as it is. The cranage is great, something about photographing wheels, chains & cranes.

 

[Lavino]

Ronnie Pickering

 

[MarkusCP87]

Nice surprise, And worth the hassle too. Some nice bits left, plus some decay and peeling. Like this, as empty as it is. The cranage is great, something about photographing wheels, chains & cranes.

It's nice to find summit naturally decayed and not vandalised to bits for once.

 

[Airfix]

Great photographs, I like the lift and the overhead crane still in situ.

 

[James909]

Is this the one next to katmex? Nice find

 

[himynameismillie]

Is this the one next to katmex? Nice find

Hello, I'm gonna sound annoying but where is katmex. Me and my friends are looking to explore a new location and we can't find any good ones. I may be pushing my luck but do u know where the location in the photos are aswell.

 

[himynameismillie]

An unexpected find this one on the way to another location. Being near an active site i had to be extra sneaky, the way in was an absolute ball ache as I felt like a contestant on the crystal maze, pushing myself forward for a bit of an Industrial derp.
There wasn't much inside the building and a few of the areas were sealed however there was some lovely natural decay and nature take over in the factory. Part of the ceiling had fully collapsed in one of the offices.

There was little vandalism and I'm surprised more people haven't been inside.
I had no idea what the building was as I was trying the one near it.

The company is still active and is close by as this is the old site and looks to be the old technical training division as I saw stated on the sign.
They are known for the building of lifts, escalators and loading systems, as well as repairs and fixtures on them.

Thanks for looking.

Hey just wondering may I have the location of this place? Me and

An unexpected find this one on the way to another location. Being near an active site i had to be extra sneaky, the way in was an absolute ball ache as I felt like a contestant on the crystal maze, pushing myself forward for a bit of an Industrial derp.
There wasn't much inside the building and a few of the areas were sealed however there was some lovely natural decay and nature take over in the factory. Part of the ceiling had fully collapsed in one of the offices.

There was little vandalism and I'm surprised more people haven't been inside.
I had no idea what the building was as I was trying the one near it.

The company is still active and is close by as this is the old site and looks to be the old technical training division as I saw stated on the sign.
They are known for the building of lifts, escalators and loading systems, as well as repairs and fixtures on them.

Thanks for looking.

Hey just wondering if u can give me the location of this place. Me and my mates are looking for a new place to explore and this looks perfect. It's okay if not