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With a range that has catered for hospitals across the East of England, our concrete blocks will never be an ill choice.

Made For Medicine

Quality, consistency and timely delivery are key considerations for specifiers of medical buildings. Because of this, many have turned to us for the right materials.

In London, our products have been used at St Bartholomew’s Hospital, Springfield University Hospital and Royal Brompton Hospital. And in Cambridge, both Addenbrooke's and Papworth Hospitals have made use of our products in their development projects.

But we haven’t just worked on structures designed to save and promote human health. In the racing haven of Newmarket, our blocks were an essential ingredient in work carried out to erect the Newmarket Equine Hospital, which first opened its doors in 2008.

Commonly Used Products

Medical facilities need high-calibre blocks ranging from medium-density to dense. For this reason, our flagship Lignacite Paint Grade blocks have been a favourite for specifiers. Similarly, our Lignacrete range has often been employed, with the Lignacrete Midi proving to be particularly useful for these types of construction.

The Blocks

3 products

Side view of two Lignacite Concrete Blocks: Fair Face Block and Paint Grade Block.

Lignacite

Side view of two Lignacite Concrete Blocks: Fair Face Block and Paint Grade Block.

Strengths(N/mm2)

3.6

7.3

10.4

Lignacite

Lignacrete

Strengths(N/mm2)

7.3

10.4

17.5

22.5

30

Lignacrete
Side view of a Lignacrete Midi Block.

Lignacrete Midi Concrete Block

Side view of a Lignacrete Midi Block.

Strengths(N/mm2)

7.3

10.4

17.5

22.5

30

Midi Concrete Block

Related Projects

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Royal Brompton Hospital

Royal Brompton Hospital

St Bartholomew’s Hospital

St Bartholomew’s Hospital

Royal Papworth Hospital

Royal Papworth Hospital

Addenbrookes Hospital

Addenbrookes Hospital

Newmarket Equine Hospital

Newmarket Equine Hospital

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