QuickBase Foundations

QuickBase

This pioneering modular system combines the highest quality construction with innovative, technical, environmental benefits, as well as cost and time savings.

QuickBase rests on helical screw piles removing the need for mass concrete foundations. Piles are generally driven to a minimum depth of 4 metres (deeper if required) to accommodate loose surface soils and troublesome tree roots.

The piles support lightweight, part-recycled plastic ground beams connected via a series of push-fit joints to form a frame. The ground beam is then filled with a specially formulated non-shrink grout to give a high strength composite beam.

It can be fitted with a pre-manufactured damp proof floor slab onto which the inner wall of the conservatory is built.

QuickBase foundations are ideal for other lightweight structures such as porches, extensions or modular buildings. Critically, they more than meet the requirements of proposed changes in building control regulations.

QuickBase systems do not require wet trade finishing, so labour costs are lower and build time is faster. The foundations can be quickly laid by approved QuickBase installers like ourselves.

QuickBase is the number one solution for guaranteed, high quality foundations that give complete peace of mind to the homeowner.

 

The QuickBase� advantage:

  • no need for mass concrete foundations

  • reduces site excavation work quicker conservatory construction � foundations and floor can be laid in less than a day minimises spoil to landfill

  • better quality control � offsite, modular construction ensures the highest quality and the tightest tolerances

  • ideal for houses with limited access � modular parts can be carried safely and cleanly through the house

  • corrosion resistant floor and ground beam construction drastically reduced preparation time, maximising build volume

  • reduces overall material and labour costs

  • full installation warranty from installers

 

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Last modified: 26-Jan-2011