Machine Made Concrete Products

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  400x150x200MM Hollow...

  Concrete masonry is used in a broad array of applications, from residential foundations to commercial structures to hardscape. It has the flexibility of incorporating high quantities of supplementary cementitious material in its mixture. Concrete masonry is typically produced locally, using locally available materials, reducing energy demands and emissions associated with the transportation of raw materials to the manufacturing plant and the finished product to the job site.

  The thermal mass of concrete masonry significantly influences heat transmission. Masonry systems are adaptable to many uses, as they have many design variables, one being the thickness of the wall: a variety of insulation products can easily be attached to the walls, increasing the R-value of the product with a naturally high thermal mass and contributing to the flexibility of the wall thickness. Like other concrete products, concrete masonry is durable, resilient, does not burn, and requires very low maintenance—when properly designed and constructed, concrete masonry is virtually maintenance-free for a hundred years or more. The inherent durability of concrete masonry also permits existing construction to be rehabilitated to new uses while reusing much of the original core structure. When a concrete masonry structure has reached the end of its service life, it can be crushed to create rubble and used in other applications.

• 400x200x200MM Hollow...

  Concrete hollow block is used in a broad array of applications from residential foundations to commercial structures to hardscape. It has the flexibility of incorporating high quantities of supplementary cementitious material in its mixture. Concrete masonry is typically produced locally, using locally available materials, reducing energy demands and emissions associated with the transportation of raw materials to the manufacturing plant and the finished product to the job site.

  The thermal mass of concrete masonry significantly influences heat transmission. Masonry systems are adaptable to many uses as they have many design variables, one being the thickness of the wall: a variety of insulation products can easily be attached to the walls, increasing the R-value of the product with a naturally high thermal mass and contributing to the flexibility of the wall thickness. Like other concrete products, concrete masonry is durable, resilient, does not burn, and requires very low maintenance — when properly designed and constructed, concrete masonry is virtually maintenance-free for a hundred years or more. The inherent durability of concrete masonry also permits existing construction to be rehabilitated to new uses while reusing much of the original core structure. When a concrete masonry structure has reached the end of its service-life, it can be crushed to create rubble and used in other applications.

• Ring Culverts

• Cross Bridges

• Interlocking Pavers