This flood protection project would replace and upgrade more than 600 metres of sea wall protecting the coastal town of Rhyl in North Wales. A high performance grout was needed for construction of new concrete stepped revetments. Pozament Platinum Rapid precision grout delivered rapid set times and early strength gain, enabling fast efficient progress within working windows.
This new factory on the banks of the River Tees needed a high-performance grout to support the steel frame. Pozament’s Ultra High Strength Construction Grout delivered the strength, precision and efficiency required.
CEMTHIX High performance jointing grout for large office development Aire Park, South Bank, LeedsBack to case study listClientVastintContractorMoortown GroupLocation typeOffice DevelopmentProject This large commercial office development in Leeds needed a high-performance grout to finish the joints of the concrete supporting columns. Pozament CemThix high early strength jointing grout offered a fast, effective solution. CHALLENGE This large project involved construction of 28,000 …
A high performance grout was needed to anchor piles for a landing stage and mooring, as part of a renovation and upgrade of the Isle of Man Ferry Terminal. Pozament Polymer Modified BC91P Grout provided the ideal solution.
Pozament GM Grout Sulphate resisting grout for redevelopment of rail stationBridlington Rail Station Back to case study listClientNetwork RailContractorVan ElleLocation typeRail stationProject The experienced ground engineering contractor needed a proven construction grout for this planned rail station renovation and upgrade. Pozament GM grout was chosen for its consistent flow and strength gain characteristics and sulphate resistance. The Challenge A planned renovation …
Pozament used their specialist materials expertise to develop, test and supply a high-performance screed material for construction of The Shard, the tallest building in London.
Tarmac Building Products supplied PQX Cement in June 2008 to the major taxiway maintenance project at Birmingham International Airport.
The client needed to replace a number of concrete bay sections of the A4232, a busy stretch of dual carriageway connecting Cardiff Bay to the M4 motorway.
In the £114m upgrade to existing sewerage systems, our regular bulk deliveries kept engineers supplied with tunnelling grout in the volumes they needed to complete the project on time
Highway engineers tasked with resurfacing Britain’s first section of managed motorway turned to Pozament PQX Cement based concrete for rapid setting times and high final strengths
