STRENGTHENING AND REMEDIATION OF CONCRETE STRUCTURES.

 Slabtec specialises in concrete structure strengthening and remediation.

With hundreds of successful Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer (CFRP) projects completed, we’ve earned our reputation as the industry leader in the building-strengthening space.

Our team, led by seasoned experts in Structural Engineering, thrives on innovation, setting us apart with our capacity to devise and execute cutting-edge solutions tailored to your project’s needs.
No challenge is too complex or too small; from addressing minor defects to stabilizing entire structures, our unchanging commitment to a customer-centric approach ensures that your needs are always our top priority.

SLABTEC SERVICES

Underpinned by our design approach, we are first and foremost engineers, and our understanding of design and structural behaviour is the foundation of our business.

Our services cover all aspects of strengthening and remediation for concrete structures.

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WHY DO WE STRENGTHEN STRUCTURES?

 Strengthening can be required for many reasons

Building Re-purposing

  • Changing load conditions
  • Changing support conditions or load paths

Construction Defects

  • Non-compliant structural profiles, spans, depths etc.
  • Non-compliant concrete grades or profiles
  • Non-compliant PT tendon strand numbers or positions
  • Non-compliant reinforcement bar numbers, sizes or positions

Fatigue & Durability

  • Corrosion of reinforcement, concrete cancer
  • Damage under cyclic or dynamic loads

WHAT STRENGTHENING TECHNIQUES DO WE USE?

The strengthening techniques we use are as diverse as the type of projects we undertake

CFRP Strengthening Systems

  • Laminates
  • Rods
  • Fabrics
  • NSM (Near Surface Mounted)
  • Proprietary Ropes, L Plates etc.

Steel Strengthening Systems

  • Plates
  • Bars
  • Beam / Column sections

Concrete Repair Systems

  • Various proprietary mortars for sectional reinstatement
  • Pour, Pack or Spray (Wet or Dry)
  • Crack injection systems

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