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Project: Willesden Green, London

Client: Galiford Try Construction

Contract Duration: 3 weeks

Scope of Works: Carbon Fibre Strengthening of a slab due to a construction error

CCUK (Fibrwrap) designed an FRP strengthening solution that replaced the missing strength, the carbon fibre strengthening system was applied in 600 mm strips to the underside of the slab with our patented Fibre-Anchors utilised for additional anchorage.

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