Rapid setting bedding mortar

Horizon Paving is now the exclusive licensee in New Zealand for Ultrascape mortar paving range and is starting production of the Ultrascape Pro-Bed HS bedding mortar. The Ultrascape mortar paving range consists of Pro-Bed HS fine bedding mortar, Pro-Prime slurry primer, Flowpoint rapid set flowable grout, and Cempoint gun injected mortar. Joint Fix sand stabiliser and surface sealer and EP-R9 epoxy resin mortar complement the products.
February 16, 2012 Read time: 1 min
2726 Horizon Paving is now the exclusive licensee in New Zealand for Ultrascape mortar paving range and is starting production of the Ultrascape Pro-Bed HS bedding mortar. The Ultrascape mortar paving range consists of Pro-Bed HS fine bedding mortar, Pro-Prime slurry primer, Flowpoint rapid set flowable grout, and Cempoint gun injected mortar. Joint Fix sand stabiliser and surface sealer and EP-R9 epoxy resin mortar complement the products. Horizon Paving is using Ultrascape Flowpoint to complete a project in Auckland, working with the city council to further develop the specification of its BS7533 streetscape range of mortars. Ultrascape Flowpoint fills joint widths from 5-50mm and depths of up to 200mm in an hour. Its rapid set qualities allow areas to open to pedestrians in one hour and to vehicles in four hours.

Related Content

  • Hydrodemolition equipment helps Swiss bridge rebuild
    December 2, 2014
    A highway bridge in Switzerland has been refurbished with help from hydrodemolition equipment supplied by Aquajet The firm’s latest Rotolance 2500 was used alongside an Aquacutter 710 VE evolution on the Viaduc de Chillon link, above Lake Geneva. The machines were used by Zurich-based hydrodemolition specialist contractor, Walo Hydrodynamik, to remove more than 25,000m³ of concrete deck on the bridge.
    Read More
  • Recycled organic compost stabilises embankments
    February 21, 2012
    Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) is a UK government-funded body designed to encourage greater resource efficiency. This body completed a trial with contractor Balfour Beatty and the Highways Agency to test the innovative use of recycled organic compost along roadside embankments.
    Read More
  • New equipment for materials testing
    January 13, 2014
    Leading formwork manufacturers have secured some impressive contracts in Africa, as the continent’s transport infrastructure continues to improve at a rapid pace. Meanwhile, other bridgework equipment companies are also seeing their products in demand in Africa, as well as North America and Australia. Guy Woodford reports
    Read More
  • Geosynthetics give extra strength to soil reinforcement
    March 14, 2012
    Using geosynthetics for soil reinforcement is highly effective but requires a high quality and trusted geogrid. When it comes to deciding which geogrid is best for a specific project, a number of product parameters must be taken into account. In the design of steep slopes, the most important parameter is the available long term design strength (Pdes). Recently, Colbond has significantly increased this factor for its high performance Enkagrid product, recognised with a newly updated BBA (British Board of Ag
    Read More

Highlighted Content