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CC WRAP Case Study
As part of the UK governments’ Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) Concrete Canvas was featured as an exemplar construction product in resource efficiency. The report which focussed on CC ditch lining highlighted that CC reduced the amount of material required material wastage embodied carbon and water required for lining drainage ditches compared to in-situ or precast concrete solutions. For further information about WRAP visit their website www.wrap.org.uk.
BiT Construction Magazine
Concrete Canvas featured in the May-June edition of BiT magazine a Chilean construction journal. Download the article here or visit www.revistabit.cl for further information.
CC featured in Building Products Magazine
Concrete Canvas and it’s applications in civil construction featured in the April edition of Building Products Magazine. To download the article click here.
CC Installation at BRE Innovation Park
After being voted top innovation by INSITE11 delegates as part of the show’s Innovation Zone Concrete Canvas won the oppertunity to demonstrate Concrete Canvas ditch lining at the BRE Innovation Park. The BRE Innovation Park is a world leading and ground breaking demonstration development designed to give a glimpse of how the future delivery of sustainable buildings and communities can be achieved not only in the UK but around the world.
Concrete Canvas featured in ADA Gazette article
Concrete Canvas featured in the winter edition of the ADA Gazette. ADA (Association of Drainage Authorities) publishes the gazette four times a year and reaches the entire UK flood protection and land drainage market together with nationwide users of engineering and related products. Download the article here.
Concrete Canvas wins national Chambers Award
Concrete Canvas Ltd were awarded the coveted British Chambers of Commerce National Award for Innovation through Technology at this years Chambers Awards. After winning the regional round Concrete Canvas went on to win the national category and were also delighted to be named as a runner up for the ‘Winner of Winners’ award for Outstanding Business Achievement which earned the company a £15000 cash prize. Visit www.chamberawards.co.uk for further information.