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A “Beany” good drainage system
A40 Dursley Cross
Avoiding overspecification of bedding solutions
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Marshalls Civils & Drainage gets straight to the Point on pollution
Nottingham site requires high-capacity bespoke surface water chamber
Orifice chambers and hydro-brake chambers for St Wilfred's Academy
Rainwater run-off for new dual carriageway section of major A-road
Severn Trent uses elliptical pipes
Storm water management system to provide flood relief to Leicestershire town
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Cambridge Southern Fringe - SUDS and hard landscaping
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Lamb Drove, Cambridgeshire - Project revisit provides monitoring data
Martlesham Park & Ride, Suffolk - Permeable paving supporting urban trees
Orchard Village, London - A palette of concrete landscaping solutions
Parkside Civic Centre, Bromsgrove - SUDS and hard landscaping
Tottenham, London - Healthy streets, SUDS and green infrastructure
Trafalgar Place, London - Stirling Prize shortlisted scheme
Turnpike Lane, London - Precast paving supports neighbourhood regeneration
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Benefits of precast concrete car parks
Full range of depths from 75mm up to 450mm for different situations and spans.
Can be used in all usual bay configurations e.g. 4.8m, 7.2m and for full clear spans up to 16m for column free layout providing improved circulation, ease of parking and enhanced vision for greater security.
Clean flat soffit line can be left exposed for maintenance free benefit or can accept direct decoration.
Flat soffit also simplifies service runs eliminating downstands.
Provides excellent light distribution across the deck area with no shadowing effect.
Can be used in all types of frame construction, steel, precast or in-situ.
Four hour fire protection available for basement level parking without the need for extra applied finishes.
Fast to install and offers an immediate working platform for follow-on trades.
Expensive formwork and propping eliminated.
Units can be used compositely with a structural concrete topping for enhanced performance and improved span/depth ratio.
Find out more in our case studies library