Tuesday, October 14, 2025

Major fit-out complete at MIDFIX’s new Nottingham HQ

Accent Office Interiors has completed a 100,000 sq ft headquarters fit-out for MIDFIX, an expert in onsite and offsite support systems for the mechanical and electrical industries.

Located at the newly developed Power Park Industrial Estate in Nottingham, this large-scale project marks another milestone in the partnership between Accent and MIDFIX.

The eight-month project was delivered in two phases to ensure a seamless transition with minimal disruption to MIDFIX’s business operations.

Phase 1 comprised the warehouse and workshop fit-out, completed in time for MIDFIX’s operational relocation in April. Phase 2 focused on the design and fit-out of premium office spaces, culminating in a successful relocation in August.

“This project has been an incredible journey from concept to completion,” said Rodney Hibbert, sales director at Accent Office Interiors. “It’s been extremely rewarding to help transform MIDFIX’s new home into a space that not only unites their operations under one roof but also positions them for continued growth. The results are outstanding and a testament to the hard work, collaboration, and dedication of everyone involved.”

The warehouse fit-out included full power distribution, energy-efficient LED lighting, and an advanced fire alarm system. Accent also delivered a bespoke workshop facility to support MIDFIX’s pre-fabrication division in both metal and woodworking.

The new office environment was designed with modern functionality and staff well-being in mind. Accent constructed a two-tier mezzanine floor with a concrete subfloor, extending the raised access flooring to create a continuous, cohesive workspace. Key features include open-plan office areas, a canteen and meeting room suite, a fully equipped gym, dedicated locker room, and enhanced WC and shower facilities.

“The final outcome was amazing,” said Angela Potts, head of business services at MIDFIX. “Staff absolutely love it, and the feedback has been incredible. This is largely credit to Accent – listening to us and finding solutions.”

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