Acrow props were invented and first brought to market back in 1935 and were enthusiastically embraced to begin with by main contractor McAlpine as an alternative to timber props. Since then, Acrow props have become a popular supporting act found...
Scaffolding is a key part of many construction projects, from small domestic porch extensions to large commercial developments. Scaffold boards can help deliver safe access for working at height, and have many other uses too. Scaffold board types are fairly...
Insulated lintels are not a new idea. We’ve seen them used on residential and commercial projects for some time, and they are a regular part of building spec these days. Thermally broken insulated lintels take things a step further, reducing...
When you need to protect the public, or workers from a hazardous activity or situation, Chapter 8 barriers provide a fast, flexible, and highly visible modular solution. Chapter 8 fencing is designed to be lightweight and cost-effective while being sturdy...
Using timber sleepers to create steps in your garden is a great way to manage transitions from one area to another. Sleeper steps not only look good but can be installed quickly with a minimum of fuss whether you are...
Sleepers are a great way to organise space in a garden. They can be handled easily and fitted quickly. With the right preparation and planning, with sleeper border edging, you can give your garden a makeover in no time. At...
Securing a construction site from unauthorised access is one of the first issues a project will face. Segregation from the public and security from potential theft are key requirements but building site fencing can do so much more. While site...
Window lintels come in many forms depending upon the work they have to do and what the make-up is of the wall in which it sits. A window lintel on the ground floor of a building may actually have to...
If a door is set in a masonry wall, whether it is brick, block, or stone, there will be a lintel overhead holding up the structure directly above it. In a timber-framed construction, there will be a lintel over any...
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