Carbon fibre reinforced polymer applications Carbon fibre reinforced polymer composites, or CFRPs, are notorious for their lightweight, high strength, and high durability. It may come…
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A brief guide on the benefits of using FRPs (fibre-reinforced polymer) composites Any modern-day construction worker will tell you about the benefits of FRPs –…
We’ve got some brilliant news to share – our full team is back in the office, which means face-to-face client meetings can resume! Our structural…
Types of corrosion in offshore structures & the best marine corrosion inhibitors explained Corrosion is a number one cause of deterioration in buildings and structures…
What is FRP composites material and why is it used? FRP composites, otherwise known as fibre-reinforced polymer, is a strong composite material made from polymer…
We are delighted to announce that Composites Construction UK (CCUK) is now an official advertiser with Hull City FC! With our office based in East…
Marine coating applications for submerged structures From ships and yachts to offshore platforms, even the hardiest of structures can suffer corrosion as a result of…
What is erosion protection in coastal zones? The majority of us will vaguely recall high school geography lessons about coastal erosion and the damaging effects…
Basement waterproofing is a technique used to prevent water from penetrating rooms or spaces within a building that are below ground level. Typically, basement waterproofing involves…
Seismic repair and the strengthening of existing buildings Some buildings degrade so deeply that they become inhabitable. And sometimes, the basic level of safety needed…