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Access covers
Access covers can be safety critical. In certain circumstances failure or misuse could lead to injury or loss of life. With this in mind, Wrekin have developed products that incorporate features that help eliminate these failure mechanisms, thus minimising safety issues and optimising installed life cost…
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Gully grates
A comprehensive range of gully grates that span from the innovative Multigrate designed for fast and cost-effective replacement of stolen grates to fully featured grates that prevent theft in the first place. Double and single hinged designs of various loadings are available as well as a range suitable for cycle paths and shopping centres.
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Geosynthetics
Wrekin are one of the UK’s premier suppliers of Geosynthetics for civil engineering. Our range of geosynthetic solutions for ground stabilisation, reinforcement, erosion control, drainage, environmental protection, grass protection and weed suppression is ever-expanding – our stock availability is excellent too..
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Product focus
Wrekin’s range of BT approved block pavior covers and frames particularly suited to town centre developments, where replacement of existing service covers is required to facilitate infill of blocks or stone to match the surrounding area.
Individual lid sizes are reduced and incorporate a central lifting point and tapered cover side to provide a slide out feature for access by a single operative..
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E’GRID cuts client costs by 40% – and provides perfect solution
Through recommending and supplying Biaxial E’GRID at a sewage treatment works, Wrekin Products helped reduce the resources required; not only cutting costs, but also minimising the contractor’s construction programme and overheads.
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Wrekin apprentices blaze a trail
Wrekin Products is sharing the stories of two of its recent apprentices to mark National Apprenticeship Week.
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Wrekin marks National Pothole Day
On National Pothole Day, Wrekin Products explains that with a little understanding of the factors at play, the number of highway ironwork failures and associated potholes can be significantly reduced.
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Is a higher class the answer?
A trial installation on the M25 shows that changing access covers from BS EN124 class D400 to class E600 for road applications could be a costly exercise that may not deliver the expected improvements.
