Geoplast 3 new foundations projects
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Geoplast recycled plastic foundation products create ventilated crawl spaces, elevated slabs, and lightweight technical cavities.
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They increase the sustainable profitability of projects by reducing concrete consumption, improving crawl-space ventilation, and accelerating installation.
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For their foundation systems, Milan Bergamo Airport and New Fermo hospital used Modulo, while a jewellery production facility used New Elevetor.
Geoplast foundations boost project profitability
Geoplast recycled plastic foundation products create ventilated crawl spaces, elevated slabs, and technical cavities while cutting concrete use, speeding up installation, and reducing transport costs. Their lightweight design simplifies site handling and delivers immediate construction savings alongside long-term sustainable profitability.
Milan Bergamo Airport, Italy
Modulo was used to create a ventilated foundation system beneath the concrete slab during the expansion of Lot 1B at Milan Bergamo Airport. Its lightweight elements were easy to handle and quick to assemble across the site, streamlining installation.
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New Fermo hospital, Italy
Modulo was installed across 765 m² of foundations for the new Fermo hospital to provide a raised void beneath the concrete slab. Its lightweight components were positioned quickly over the large surface area, reducing the volume of concrete needed to fill the foundation structure and offering a practical solution for large-scale healthcare construction.
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Jewellery production facility, Italy
New Elevetor created an elevated foundation system with an adjustable ventilated void for a new jewellery production facility, optimizing material use compared to traditional solid fill.
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Milan Bergamo Airport image copyright Impresa Milesi Sergio
New Fermo hospital image copyright Carron
Jewellery production facility image copyright Carron