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Precast concrete is a construction product made by casting concrete in re-usable formwork which is laid out to the size and shape required for your concrete construction project. With this method of construction The concrete is poured horizontally which allows the concrete to settle and cure more evenly, this is a much more controlled method than insitu-construction pouring.

Bedrock Construction specialises in the manufacture of large scale pre-cast structures and elements and we install these precast concrete elements using the tilt up method which is well known for speed and efficiency. Tilt up refers to a method where these elements are rigged up to a heavy lift crane and are then placed on a base for securing with brackets and temporary bracing. Read more about this by clicking here.

This includes precast slabs, beams, structures and pre-cast columns for the civil engineering industry in South Africa.

Examples of elements that can be manufactured pre-cast are:

Columns
Retaining walls
Bunding Walls
Utility distribution boxes
Draw boxes
Light pole bases
Meter boxes
Panel vaults
Telecommunications structures
Transformer pads
Utility buildings

Subterranean concrete structures offer numerous benefits and can be essential for various purposes.

Subterranean concrete structures are constructed below ground level using reinforced concrete.
These structures optimize land usage by utilizing the space beneath the surface.
They provide security, whether in the form of underground parking garages, storage facilities, or bunkers designed to protect against various threats.
The design and construction of subterranean concrete structures require expertise in civil engineering and architecture to ensure safety, durability, and functionality.
These structures can offer advantages such as natural insulation, climate control, and resistance to natural disasters.
Regular maintenance is essential to address potential issues and ensure the longevity and safety of subterranean concrete structures.

Examples include:

Manholes and access chambers
Underground parking garages
Stormwater drainage systems
Underground tunnels
Subway and metro stations
Underground reservoirs or water storage tanks
Basements of buildings
Sewage treatment plants
Underground bunkers or shelters
Underground vaults or storage facilities
Underground pedestrian walkways or tunnels
Underground train or railway platforms
Underground utility tunnels for electrical or communication lines

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For a quote or comparison of the costs for your project contact David Kitching.