Posts tagged with 'concrete frame'
Ask the Expert: Coupler & Continuity Systems
For our final ‘Ask the Expert’ of 2024 we sat down with Neil Loy, Commercial Manager for Rebar Splicing at Leviat to find out about reinforcement continuity systems and considerations for their use in infrastructure projects. Read more
Precast Connections using Grout Sleeve Coupler Systems
Use of offsite manufacturing for multi-storey concrete frames is increasing in the UK. This trend has necessitated the development of new construction methodologies, particularly in the field of primary structural connections between precast concrete elements. Read more
Using shear load connectors in structural and civil engineering concrete projects
Presenting a range of projects where shear load connectors have assisted the design of reinforced concrete connections in both building and civil engineering contracts. Read more
Expansion and Contraction Joints in Concrete Construction
A discussion on how reinforced concrete must be designed and constructed to accommodate the inevitable movements that will take place. Read more
Connections in construction: reinforced concrete frames
Holding concrete structures together securely, connecting joints between slabs and transferring loads throughout the structure is the job of steel rebar couplers, reinforcement continuity systems, stud rails and shear dowels. Read more
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New White Paper: ‘Bringing Clarity to Masonry Support Systems and Fire Protection Cavity Barriers’
Our latest white paper, authored by our team of industry experts, aims to raise awareness of the interaction between cavity barriers and masonry support systems, and provide clarity for building professionals involved in the design and detailing of such systems.
Leviat Partners with BDA on Educational Brick Works Series 2025
We are thrilled to collaborate on the Brick Development Association’s (BDA) Brick Works Series and contribute to the ongoing conversation about the incredible versatility of clay brick and masonry support solutions.