Of all the heavy-duty propping systems out there, none quite measure up to Slimshor. Useful for countless applications, there isn’t much that this system cannot do. Our qualified team members happen to be highly accomplished Slimshor temporary installers. This makes them the ones to contact whenever you need supports. Continue reading
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Megashor can be used in challenging tunnelling projects
In several past blogs we have written about how strong and versatile some of the propping systems we work with are. We would like to further highlight this by discussing the unique work that took place to create the Farnworth Tunnel. It is a project that all Megashor temporary installers should look at. Continue reading
A high profile collapse in West Hampstead
Earlier this month a large family home in West Hampstead, Camden, collapsed. The two storey building had been undergoing renovations but is now a pile of rubble. The collapse saw the front wall come down all the way from the roof to the basement. Continue reading
Understanding peripheral and retaining walls
We are considered one of the top temporary works companies for several reasons. Firstly, we produce high quality results on each project. In addition, we take the necessary measures to ensure the client’s safety. Thanks to our experience in the field, we are capable of conjuring support solutions for a huge variety of projects. This includes the likes of basement propping. We are capable of overcoming any challenge that gets in our way. This makes us the team you can rely on to get the job done. Continue reading
Facade retention on properties that can’t be accessed
Liverpool has one of the richest concentrations of fine Victorian architecture in the UK. There are over 2,500 listed buildings in the city. The mercantile and maritime core was also granted the honour of being listed as a world heritage site. Continue reading
Are temporary works the most important safety systems?
Temporary works are one of the most significant safety systems placed on construction sites. They are utilised to stabilise existing structures, whether they are to be retained or demolished. In addition, they are used as temporary platforms to allow contractors to work on the site. Without the props and scaffolds it would be impossible for tasks to commence safely. Continue reading
Raking shores secure unstable walls
Over the years the Denon Construction team have been called on to stabilise an array of different structures. Whether it is multi-storey commercial buildings, bridges, or family homes, we can provide the perfect solutions. In fact, we have become regarded as one of the best Slimshor temporary installers the UK has to offer. Continue reading
Expect unbeatable results from Megashor
During any construction project, stability and safety are essential. This is especially true if remedial works are taking place. With the training, experience, and equipment possessed by our people however, we are capable of meeting even the highest of standards. As some of the most skilled Megashor temporary installers around, you should consider employing our services if you require assistance. Continue reading
Why are steel props better than timber?
Traditionally all of the temporary works used to support overhead loads and for scaffolding were made of timber. This persisted until into the 20th century. The issue with using timber was that it required a lot of work upfront, particularly to cut sections to size and install them. In most instances the timber could not be re-used on another project once removed because it would not be the correct size. This resulted in higher costs and waste. Continue reading
Who should you appoint to maximise safety with basement development?
Constructing basements is one of the most challenging projects, especially when they are being excavated beneath existing buildings. To maximise safety the correct temporary works need to be used. These must be in place to provide horizontal and vertical support, preventing collapses from occurring. Continue reading