The Construction Techniques team has over 50 years combined experience within the resin flooring industry, including experience working directly for some of the worlds leading global resin flooring manufacturers.
Resin floors are selected by clients for various reasons, which usually relate to industry specific needs, life span and traffic. Resin floors are extremely robust, seamless, can be highly chemically resistant, and in more recent times, offer an array of decorative and colour options. Construction Techniques have specified and installed resin floor finishes in a range of industries, including health care, education, offices, food factories, clean rooms, waste, food and manufacturing facilities.
The business prides itself on delivering technical based resin flooring solutions, from initial specification and site surveys, through to complete install. Our services include:
Construction Techniques works to the highest application standards, as outlined by FeRFA the governing industry body. The business also works in partnership with leading resin flooring manufacturers, such as Conica, Remmers, Sika, BASF and Sherwin Williams.
As part of an holistic flooring package, which includes floor screeds and resin, Construction Techniques also offer soft flooring solutions. From a clients perspective, the business can offer a single point installation and guarantee, from the structural deck through to an extensive range of final floor finishes. Furthermore, our soft flooring team also includes wall cladding services, again offering seamless installation and single point responsibility of wall and floor transitions. Construction Techniques are experienced installers with leading soft flooring manufacturers, such as Polyflor, Tarket, Kardean and Gerflor.
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SUDs compliance is baring significant influence in relation to planning permission within urban landscaping, and as a business, Construction Techniques prides itself in being able to offer clients a full installation package, including ground work base installation, such as tarmac or permeable concrete, as well as being able to assist with basic level surveys and designing falls to drains. Construction Techniques are experienced installers with leading resin bound manufacturers, such as Addagrip, Resin Mill, PolyBound, Vuba and Sureset.
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Construction Techniques have knowledge and experience in installing all types of industrial and commercial screeds, including fast drying, free flowing and traditional screeds.
Screeds are often needed within the construction build up of a substrate for various reasons, ranging from increasing the base level of the concrete substrate, to levelling or adding strength to an existing build up, or simply to provide a smooth finish for subsequent floor finishes. In recent years, due to architectural influence, screeds have also been employed as a final floor finish, often polished or left as a wearing screed with a seal coat.
Surface regularity has played a significant part in many of the projects that the business has been involved with, and Construction Techniques has experience in working in compliance with the stringent British Standards (BS 8203-1:2003 section 6.8.3). There are three main standards for surface regularity and they are SR1, SR2, and SR3. SR1 is the highest standard, SR2 is medium standard and SR3 being the low or utility standard. Through in house datum level surveys and screed teams, we are able to offer clients assurances that required specifications are able to be met.
In addition to the screed element of a structural slab, Construction Techniques is also able to offer a single point installation warranty from the substrate through to the floor finishes, by employing our resin or soft flooring divisions following screed installs, offering clients complete peace of mind.
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Two 8 storey blocks of flats that are situated in Wythenshawe…
Construction Techniques were approached by a private self build client to look at the waterproofing design at a large domestic property in Blundellsands Merseyside.
The project involved the refurbishment of a multistorey office block occupied by Manchester City Council administration staff.
A store water overflow tank was constructed by pre-cast concrete rings sunk to a depth of 30m. The base slab was then cast out of reinforced concrete.
As part of the conversion of the old liberal club in Prenton to self-contained accommodation for autistic residence…
As part of the refurbishment of the historic old fire station, which is a listed building within the Unesco…
A vast building, holding a total of 19 printing presses, used to print the country’s leading newspapers and magazines.
As part of the William Brown Street Museum, Construction Techniques were called in to review multiple areas requiring a structural waterproofing system.
Wallasey Ambulance project consisted of a refurb of an ambulance station, where we were asked to complete a survey to…
Shortly before the 2006 Open Golf Championship at Hoylake, Network Rail were refurbishing the station and its associated structures.
