Natural Cement At London Build
Natural Cement will be exhibiting at London Build this year on the 18th and 19th June. London and the south has seen a £20 billion increase in office building over the last year and £5 billion is already planned for house building in London alone. The area is set for huge levels of growth in the next few years due to increased foreign investment and an improving economy. There will soon be even more infrastructure and construction projects in London and the south as more houses, shopping centers and office blocks are being renovated and built to meet demand. Natural Cement decided that London build was an ideal way for its to showcase its products to developers, contractors and those involved in procurement and get its name known out there.
If you would like to attend this free event contact http://www.londonbuildexpo.com/
Fisherman Friendly Natcem 35
In January this year scour prevention work needed to be completed on the railway bridge that runs alongside the M8 over the Blackcart Water in Renfrewshire.
Amco Rail were required to carry out the work and find a way to complete the job within a set time scale without having too much effect on the environment.
Amco had some initial problems with getting access to the land and as the river is tidal work needed to be carried out as quickly as possible. Natural Cement asked Amco why they chose Natcem 35 for this particular project and they said: "We knew that Natcem 35 would be an ideal product to use having used it previously on other jobs.
"Its quick setting properties meant we could get the job done quickly and without it having too much effect on the natural environment."
Natural Cements Natcem 35 contains no added chemicals and is completely safe to use in rivers and streams like Blackcart Water where there is a large amount of Brown Trout and Salmon numbers are on the increase.
Another advantage of Natcem 35 is that there is no need for the cement to be mixed with water prior to using it. The Natcem 35 was mixed with a chip mix and then added to environmentally friendly sandbags. The moisture content of the mix was enough to set the Natcem 35 inside the bag which was then placed inside gabion baskets and secured in place around the foundations of the bridge.
Successful Year At UK Concrete Show 2015
Natural Cement had another successful year at the concrete show. There were lots of visitors to its stand where Phil, Mike and Julie were available to give information and advice.
Those that visited Natural Cement where able to find out more about Natural Cement products and took away a free pen notebook or stress bag. There was also an opportunity to enter Natural Cement's Prize Draw which this year was for a Lamborghini driving experience.
The winner of the prize draw was Alistair Powell from Midland Reinforced Concrete Ltd.
CPD Training Provided To Employees
Natural Cement recently provided Trace Basements & Trace Remedial Building Services with free CPD training for eight members of their staff. The training consisted of a demonstration on the importance of adding the correct amount of water and the mixing process and understanding the importance of getting the right consistency for a successful application. Each member of staff who attended the training was issued with a Certificate of Competence and Trace Basements & Trace Remedial Building Services was issued with an authorised contractor certificate.
New Associate Membership
Natural Cement are now pleased to announce that it is an associate member of British Precast. British Precast is the trade association of precast concrete manufacturers.
After speaking to a number of precast exhibitors at the UK Concrete Show this year there was interest in some of Natural Cement's products and how they can be of use to the precast industry.
Visit the Natural Cement website at http://naturalcement.co.uk/
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