Guide to anti-slip flooring in leisure and tourism
A brief overview of safety flooring in water and theme parks, campsites, hotels and resorts and other facilities.
Construction: carbon fibre structural reinforcements
Carbon fibre combines lightness, strength and versatility when it comes to structural reinforcement.
Innovation in expanded polystyrene composition
Some of the innovations have meant that instead of ending up in landfills, EPS can be recycled.
Construction with textile formwork
The textile formwork saves up to 40% of concrete compared to equivalent prismatic profiles.
Galvanisation and its applications
The main function of galvanising is to protect the surface of a metal against oxidation.
Evolution of timber in construction: from the Middle Ages to the 21st Century
Cross laminated timber revolutionised construction, with multi-storey buildings and skyscrapers.
Self-compacting sand concrete, the material of the future
SCSC concrete is positioned as one of the best alternatives in sustainable and efficient construction.
Why biomaterials?
Biomaterials offer a number of properties and advantages that make them particularly interesting.
Brief history of concrete
Concrete, which has come a long way since its origins, is the most widely used material in construction.
Does concrete set under water?
Issues to be considered for the correct construction of submerged structures.