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Tokenhouse Yard October 24, 2025 psgsol.official 11:23 am Tokenhouse Yard Luxcrete Limited were instructed to replace the old original cast iron Pavement Lights. These cast iron Pavement Lights were in a poor condition with numerous broken/damaged glass lenses and the frames worn smooth, they had become unsightly as well as losing their structural integrity. Luxcrete removed the existing cast iron Pavement Lights and cut back the bearings before setting up the formwork within the structural opening and then casting in situ our Pavement Lights construction type P.150/100. This construction contains 100 x 100mm glass lenses set into reinforced concrete ribs which are spaced at 150mm centres with an overall panel thickness of 100mm. Previous Post

Dalston Lane October 24, 2025 psgsol.official 11:21 am Dalston Lane Dalston Lane is a mixed use development located in the London Borough of Hackney. Luxcrete Limited were chosen to install a combination of our glazed and non glazed smoke outlet panels. Here we cast in situ our P.150/100 construction using 100mm x 100mm glass lenses set at 150mm centres and our S.150/100 non glazed panels with brass demarcation set into the top face to denote the structural opening. Previous PostNext Post

50 Sloane Street October 24, 2025 psgsol.official 11:17 am 50 Sloane Street 50 Sloane street project comprised basement lowering of an existing flat and covering the open light well to create a new retail unit. Luxcrete Pavement Lights construction type P.165/110 was specified to allow natural daylight to the basement area. This construction type uses our 100mm x 100mm pressed and annealed prismatic glass lenses set at 165mm centers with an overall construction depth of 110mm. Previous PostNext Post

MG Showroom October 24, 2025 psgsol.official 10:32 am MG Showroom MG Showroom Marylebone Road. Luxcrete Pavement Lights construction type P.150/100 were installed to form bridge panels over the open lightwell. Large panels were formed to allow potential customers to view the vehicles and smaller panels were formed to allow access to the showroom Next Post