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News Release from: Poulton Remedial Services | Subject: Structural Waterproofing Membrane System.
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 13 May 2004
Structural Waterproofing and Flint Wall
Repairs
English Heritage approve structural waterproofing and flint wall repairs at The Hoo, Willingdon (Near Eastbourne).
Poulton Remedial Services have commenced Masonry Repairs and Structural Waterproofing to The Hoo, Willingdon (Near Eastbourne) The remedial scheme was designed and proposed by John Loades of J M Loades and Associates Consulting Strutural Engineers, Hastings
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 19 May 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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Poulton Remedial Services were employed to carry out extensive decoration and remedial wall tie installation at Alexon International's Head Office.
English Heritage Approval, and Listed Building Consent have been passed.
Poulton Remedial Services have installed the Structural Waterproofing Membrane System.
The wall in question is rubble filled with stone on the inner leaf and flint on the outer face.
The remedial specification details for waterproofing internally and stabilisation of the wall fabric.
The wall thickness is approximately 450mm thick.
The wall will be initially remedially wall tied using Helifix DryFix ties, leaving only 6mm pilot holes to be made good.
Voiding within the wall will then be filled using Fosroc Conbextra GP.
The discrete, rapid and effective repair has satisfied the exacting requirements of English Heritage.
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