Folkestone Harbour Project, Kent – IKO Permaphalt
Mastic AsphaltThe harbour arm was built in 1897 for the South Eastern Railway Company to connect trains with ships, originally for tourism but absolutely invaluable in the Great War, when men, horses and supplies left from here.
Dovercourt Sea Wall, Harwich – IKO Permatrack H
Mastic AsphaltParts of the sea wall at Dovercourt were eroding, due to reduction of the foreshore levels caused by a series of extreme storms hitting the Harwich coastline during the winter of 2013/14.
M25 London – IKO Permatrack
Mastic AsphaltConnect Plus (client) required a long term solution for their road repair project as the aforementioned road surface was already failing.
How long will IKO Pacopatch last?
If correctly designed and installed, the IKO Pacopatch Road Ironwork Reinstatement System should outlast the surrounding road structure.
M4 Chiswick Flyover, London – IKO Permatrack H
Mastic AsphaltChiswick Flyover is situated at the end of the M4, joining the motorway to the A4, a main arterial route carrying thousands of vehicles into Central London each day.
M4 Junctions 5-7 – IKO Permatrack H
Mastic AsphaltM4 junctions 5-7 is a composite pavement with the construction being made up of 190mm of wet-mix at the base overlaid with 140mm of bituminous surfacing.
Market Harborough – IKO Pacopatch
Mastic AsphaltA failed manhole near a residential area in Market Harborough needed to be reinstated. Leicestershire County Council required a long-lasting road ironwork reinstatement solution that could be installed right first time.
Marks & Spencer, Matlock – IKO Permapark
Car Park Waterproofing & SurfacingApproached by Caces Consulting to provide a solution to strip and replace failed asphalt coverings. The store was having a full refurbishment by Marks and Spencer as it had recently had a change of ownership.
National Grid HQ Car Park, Warwick – IKO Permapark
Car Park Waterproofing & SurfacingThe National Grid required a solution to a long-standing problem. The main car park at their HQ in Warwick had been leaking for a number of years. Various systems had been employed to tackle this issue; however, all had failed.