Case Study
Tokenspire Construction Ltd - Case Study
This section of the site takes you through the procedures undertaken during a typical construction project from the excavation of the job-site through to the completed building.
The site was approx 6m out of level, so a process called 'cut and fill' took place where earth is dug out of higher points and used to fill the low points in layers until level.
The site is now level and ready for the 'marking out' of the building.
Foundations are now casted into drainage rings.
The steel structure is erected.
Roof Purlins are now in place and Wards Composite Panels are screwed into position.
Sheeting rails are now fitted and Wards Composite Panels are installed.
Deep drainage is installed and connected into existing surface water drainage.
Work is taking place to install dock levellers - also the sub-base is prepared for the future loading area.
The intrnal sub-base is also prepared prior to forming the floor slab.
A 200mm concrete floor slab layed using a lazer screed. This shows a construction joint where it allows the slab to expand and contract.
Start of the construction of the external loading area on the prepared sub-base.
Rear view of the loading area prior to tarmacing.
Part of the wagon parking area after tarmacing & white lining has been completed.
Completion of the 72,000 sq foot unit.
An alternative view of the finished building awaiting certification from the Local Council.
