Soil Anchor A ground anchor installed in “SOIL” (soft ground). Rock Anchor A ground anchor installed in “ROCK” (hard ground). Ground Anchor A ground or earth anchor is an installation in the ground which is capable of transmitting an applied load to a local bearing stratum. The tensile element of a ground anchor is typically a steel bar, FRP bar or strands.

Windows and doors are more than just structural elements that provide access, light and air to your property.

The aluminium composite panel manufacturer tells us that when the aluminium composite panel is not in use, it should be placed in a dry and ventilated place to avoid water accumulation.

A check valve is the most basic form of directional valve. In their simplest form, check valves have a single task of allowing flow in one direction while preventing it from returning in the opposite direction.

No door is complete without the right door furniture, and the knobs or door handles you choose will be a subtle but important detail. They can be like the jewelry in a room, helping to tie the different design elements together and aiding in the natural flow from one area to another. But where do you start? To help you, we've put together this handy guide.

Color coated coils or pre-painted sheets are made from metal coils. They can be made from hot-dip galvanized, high-strength aluminum, aluminized, stainless steel or cold-rolled sheets.

So for the phenomenon of poor bonding of aluminium composite panels, or should be specific analysis of specific problems, to find out the specific causes, in order to be able to solve it.

Laminated veneer lumber, more commonly known as LVL, is an engineered wood product. Proven globally for over 30 years, LVL is typically used as structural members for lintels, beams, mid-floors and roofs across residential and commercial building projects. 

Water can cause significant damage to buildings. If the foundation is not adequately waterproofed and protected, this damage can lead to significant financial losses as well as safety issues. But it can be prevented through the use of waterproofing membranes. All commercial, industrial and residential properties benefit from waterproofing membranes.

Plywood is made by gluing thin veneer layers together, and delamination occurs when these layers separate. Although delamination may be caused by a variety of factors, delamination usually occurs due to improper manufacturing process. Today, we are reviewing common signs of delamination and the post-manufacturing reasons for plywood separation and how to prevent them.