Solid
Silane H20
Projects
that used Silane Cream
The Silane cream is found to be a better way of treating reinforced concrete than using liquid Silane in terms of application and the environmental issues while still maintaining the impregnation performance.
Safety
Beach Bridge (VIC 1999)
This VicRoads project was he first one to use Solid Silane.
The depth of impregnation achieved was
6mm in 60 mPa high quality reinforced concrete.
This VicRoads project was he first one to use Solid Silane.
The depth of impregnation achieved was
6mm in 60 mPa high quality reinforced concrete.
Apartments
"Hawthorn on The Park" (VIC, 2000)
This project was built with pre-cast concrete panels which were treated with Solid Silane to protect against water penetration.
This project was built with pre-cast concrete panels which were treated with Solid Silane to protect against water penetration.
Phllip
Island Bridge (Vic, 2000)
This was another VicRoads project using Solid Silane.
This was another VicRoads project using Solid Silane.
Melbourne
Station Pier (Vic, 2000)
The full structure was protected with Solid Silane
The full structure was protected with Solid Silane
Granville
Recreation Centre (Vic, 2000)
The concrete slab was pre-treated with Solid Silane
before polished timber floor boards were Installed.
The concrete slab was pre-treated with Solid Silane
before polished timber floor boards were Installed.
Brisbane
Gateway Bridge (Qld, 2001 to 2005)
This project will require more than 10,000 litres of Solid Silane over the next 5 years.
The second bridge is under planning which requires the same treatment using Solid Silane.
This project will require more than 10,000 litres of Solid Silane over the next 5 years.
The second bridge is under planning which requires the same treatment using Solid Silane.
Brisbane
Port (Qld, 2001/2002)
This project was treated with Solid Silane.
The treatment will be extended to all wharf structures
including the new wharf under construction.
This project was treated with Solid Silane.
The treatment will be extended to all wharf structures
including the new wharf under construction.
Lorne
Bridge (Vic, 2002)
This was another VicRoads project
involving Solid Silane treatment.
This was another VicRoads project
involving Solid Silane treatment.
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