This invention relates to a method of lining a utilities manhole, such as, but not limited to, a manhole for a sewer.

To see how this method works, head on over to our Access Chamber Refurbishments page.

This invention is a system and method for lining a structure such as, but not limited to, a utilities pipe, pit or well.

In broad terms, the method and system facilitate the refurbishment or construction of a structure by using the lining material itself as the form work for the settable material used to reform the structure insitu.

For more details on how we do this, check out our Sewer Pump Station Refurbishments page.

This invention relates to a welding carriage and a welding apparatus for heat welding a polymer strip onto a substrate. This is used for welding grout anchor strips onto PVC sheeting during the prefabrication process for both access chamber refurbishments and sewer pump station refurbishments.

To see it in action, check out our Workshop Fabrication page.

This invention relates to a scaffolding system, and in particular, but not exclusively, to a scaffolding system suitable for use in a confined space which has restricted ingress and egress.

For more information, head over to our Scaffold and Bracing Systems page.

This invention is for a rotary welding system to weld on the inside surface of a pipe.

This system was designed to address issues of fatigue management, while improving worker safety and productivity. The extruder welders required to perform this work weigh 8-10kgs, and require a large amount of energy and strength to continuously weld vertical joints around the circumference of large diameter pipes. The rotary welding system supports the entire weight of the welder, allowing the operator to concentrate solely on speed and direction during operation.