![]() Located in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, this residential historical complex consisting of three levels of face brickwork, with garages to the front lower level of the property is of significant character and heritage. Years of Chloride ion penetration however, have resulted in the loss of integrity of the car park roof slabs. Bellmont was engaged to inspect and assess possible remedial measures. Our inspection revealed the presence of chloride ions within the concrete slab – well above the allowable threshold. The structural integrity of the slab and beams were deemed to be in a critical condition. ![]() BellMont documented a remedial specification for the necessary remedial works and procured tenders from Sydney’s leading concrete repair contractors. Buildcorp was the successful tenderer and commenced with detailed propping and demolition of the structure in order to allow for the demolition of the concrete. Bellmont provided advice on propping of the building – whilst maintaining full functionality of the residential complex – other than the garage areas off course. Interestingly, the intricate brickwork of the structure required for the new slab to be supported off cantilevered brickwork. The remedial design proposed by BellMont required for new shelf angles to be installed beneath the cantilevered bricks for additional support, along with the application of a penetrating migrating inhibitor to the existing concrete in order to protect against reinforcement corrosion for many years to come. The new concrete slab will be waterproofed and protected from water penetration for many years to come also.
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Kira Parkes
6/3/2017 04:48:16 am
Good work! Just to underline: when it comes to minor slab repairs concrete should not be used to fill cracks and holes. It will actually only perpetuate the issue, as you may deal with additional cracks and holes in this new concrete, further on down the line. Read more: http://www.restumping-melbourne.com.au/maximizing-stability-foundation/
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7/1/2021 06:52:20 pm
Hi,
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18/3/2021 10:35:46 pm
Hey,
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19/10/2021 10:33:00 pm
Great to hear the great finishing in the repair work. Keep up the good work!
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10/11/2021 05:56:36 am
If you want to repair or install new kind of roofing systems, hire certified roofing company.
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25/11/2021 12:12:53 am
Concrete flaws aren't always obvious, such as visible cracks and uneven surfaces. It's possible that you'll just notice a minor shift in color or texture. If the color of your concrete changes, it could be an indication of a problem. This discolouration occurs when the protective coating on the surface of your concrete is stripped away by the elements. This alteration not only shortens the life of your concrete, but it can also cause major corrosion. To keep the concrete's surface protected, you'll need to apply a new layer of protective coating.
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5/7/2022 09:50:33 pm
Very interesting, good job and thanks for sharing such a good blog.
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16/9/2022 05:30:06 pm
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14/10/2022 07:52:52 pm
Easy, repair it. It's a historical structure, they should repair it to retain historical accuracy and significance.
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7/11/2022 04:46:40 pm
Concrete cancer is a serious problem that can cause a lot of damage to a building. If you have concrete cancer, you will need to decide whether to repair or replace the affected area. f you decide to repair the affected area, you will need to remove all of the damaged concrete and replace it with new concrete. This can be a difficult and expensive process.
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15/12/2022 06:05:30 pm
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Awesome as always. Thanks for sharing!
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26/3/2023 01:46:14 am
Concrete may be the most durable material in the world, but it still can break down with years of exposure. Sometimes you need a repair or replacements. Assessing your concrete problem and hiring the right contractor is essential.
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19/4/2023 12:40:18 pm
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