EMBANKMENTS & EARTHWORKS
Fast installation times for sustainable modular walling system
Louise Chouhan-Hodges, marketing co-ordinator for the CPM Group, explains more about the Redi-Rock system.
T
he Redi-Rock modular walling system by CPM is an ingenious, space-saving solution
for the retention of earth, making it perfect for embankments and ideal for rail projects as there is less disruption to rail services through quick and economical trackside installation in any weather.
The Redi-Rock big block solution has the appearance of natural stone and is available in three different finishes, offering choice as well as value, which can be coloured to match differing local environments whilst still being versatile enough to achieve height without compromising on strength, as each one-tonne block is delivered ready to use.
Construction could not be easier, as each Lego- like block interlocks with the next and is dry laid without the use of cement, so can be laid in any weather resulting in extremely fast installation times and cost savings – the number of people and time on site is reduced.
CPM is the only UK mainland licensed
manufacturer of Redi-Rock modular walling and will work with you to provide a fully designed and engineered solution to any project requirement, from planning to design through to installation.
That includes an extensive range of engineered design charts, calculations and AutoCAD drawings, and with long-term project costs being a factor in anyone’s budget, Redi- Rock requires minimal maintenance. Should your plans change, you can simply pick it up and build in a new location – the ultimate sustainable solution.
The CPM Group is a precast concrete business that offers retaining walls, drainage, specialist precast, rail, environmental and off-site solution products manufactured throughout the UK that are all designed with a minimum of 100 years design life.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
T: 01179 812791 E:
sales@cpm-group.com W:
www.cpm-group.com
76 | rail technology magazine Jun/Jul 13
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