November 22, 20196 yr Has any one used or considered using this product? https://www.creaghconcrete.co.uk/products/spantherm (reposted here form building materials section)
November 22, 20196 yr Author I'm just waiting for a quote, and to see just how big a crane is needed to install them.. For us it would be instead of a insulation/beam floor with concrete topping.
November 22, 20196 yr The wide plank concrete should be supply and fit. They will spec the crane and sort the RAMS, lift plan, appointed person, banksman, slinger signaller etc.
November 22, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, Mr Punter said: The wide plank concrete should be supply and fit. They will spec the crane and sort the RAMS, lift plan, appointed person, banksman, slinger signaller etc. That is going to be a few bob then.
November 22, 20196 yr 6 minutes ago, Big Jimbo said: That is going to be a few bob then. Surprisingly, a managed lift isn’t that expensive. It’s around a 2 hour job by the looks of it and the pieces aren’t that heavy or large, so it would be within the reach of a 10 tonner so you could be talking £1.5-2k for that.
November 22, 20196 yr They didn't bother providing me with a quotation when I tried. Too small a job probably.
November 22, 20196 yr Author Yes I am expecting it to be supply and fit - but the crane does need to get up drive!
November 22, 20196 yr 4 hours ago, Big Jimbo said: Not me i'm afraid, but it's looks good. Cost ??? Also very interested to know this. Looks a great product but presumably comes at a premium price.
November 22, 20196 yr 2 hours ago, jamiehamy said: They didn't bother providing me with a quotation when I tried. Too small a job probably. I have had similar with wide plank concrete where 400m2 was too small for them. I guess it depends how busy they are. I saw on their video they were using a hiab to install them. They look lightweight compared to the hollowcore.
November 22, 20196 yr are the internal load bearing walls then built off these then sandwiching insulation? Does it eliminate the cold bridge?
November 25, 20196 yr Author Loadbearing walls are built off a sleeper wall under the concrete slabs, I think some can be built without a sleeper wall - these are designed in as part of the process. Still not had a quote so it might be academic anyway!
November 25, 20196 yr On 22/11/2019 at 14:16, jamiehamy said: They didn't bother providing me with a quotation when I tried. Too small a job probably. I found exactly the same, I emailed them about 3 times and got no response
November 26, 20196 yr Author According to their website they have a base in Nottinghamshire. Whether they manufacture there is another matter.
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