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Birmingham’s historic Central Fire Station has been brought to life following a multi-million pound redevelopment. All paving was grouted using Flowpoint, the renowned rapid setting grout from UltraScape. The £35 million redevelopment has given the disused Grade II listed 1930’s fire station a new lease of life as apartments for students of Aston and City […]
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Flowpoint paving grout has been used in the United Kingdom for over three decades and in recent years has also become the grout of choice for paving schemes the world over. Flowpoint Paving Grout is a heavy duty, efficient, cost effective paving grout which can last for up to forty years! Originally developed for commercial
UltraScape restores London Borough train station entrance Situated in South West London, the Borough of Wandsworth is home to 2 major train stations, Wandsworth Common and Wandsworth Town. The latter has received major urban regeneration using the Ultrascape mortar paving system. Instarmac Ultrascape Flowpoint Grout, ProPrime primer and Pro-Bed HS Bedding mortar were specified and
Wandsworth Town station back on track thanks to Flowpoint Read More »
The Tile Grout Sponge Machine is a continuous band sponging machine for sponging off cement grouts. It quickly cleans off grout from quarry tiles & pool surround, granite sets & pavers and leaves uniform & strong joints. For use on pavements & pedestrian areas, saves up to 70% of grouting time & labour The Schwammfix
Why and when to use a sponge machine for Flowpoint and other slurry grouts. Read More »
Birmingham Bullring A scheme aimed at attracting more restaurants to the Birmingham Bulling has been completed. Set around St Martin’s Square, the Spiceal Scheme has created a new area of restaurants and enhancements to the areas public realm. UltraScape’s Flowpoint was specified, and was instrumental in the area’s successful development. The scheme is on a
Flowpoint grout stronger than an Ox at Birmingham’s Bull Ring Read More »
