Fiber Elements uses Continuous Basalt Fibres in a 3D reinforcement
Fiber Elements has developed an alternative method for constructing concrete using continuous basalt fibres arranged in a three-dimensional reinforcement network.
Fiber Elements has developed an alternative method for constructing concrete using continuous basalt fibres arranged in a three-dimensional reinforcement network.
Using basalt fiber reinforced concrete Domeshells Australia has created a bush-fire, cyclone and earthquake resistant building design that complies with the Australian STANDARD AS 3959:2018–BAL–FZ.
Basalt Rebar and Basalt Mesh were used to repair massive brick barrel vault arches at Fort Adams, Newport RI. Hundreds of bricks, stone, and cement were needed in the restoration after one hundred years of neglect. The new bricks were coated with BioLime [...]
Our hearts go out to those who lost loved ones and properties in the recent horrible tornado event in Arkansas and Kentucky and Tennessee. Building back with homes and businesses made in dome type shapes of advanced concretes reinforced with basalt volcanic rock fiber rebars, [...]
Ace Pipe Cleaning, Inc used basalt mesh in a recent pipe lining. Photos show a 75 inch diameter brick pipe where they installed a 2 inch 8,000 psi cementitious liner with basalt mesh geogrid between the first and second inch. They commented "The grid installation [...]
Beautiful tables and countertops from Diamond Finish Concrete Countertops showing a few projects using basalt reinforcement. Take a look at their Facebook page for their most current work.
This basalt reinforced cement structure provides a 1000 sq. ft. interior space suitable for residence or studio. The thin shell curvature and super-strong reinforced structure can support a sod roof for xerobic landscaping or gardening.
Photographs of two projects completed by Jayme Guokas of Craftwork Design in Philadelphia. A design firm who create customized living spaces and specilize in cast concrete countertops. Basalt rebar and basalt mesh were used in the construction of these beautiful countertops.
Basalt mesh being used in the construction of the Trinity Christian Center, Soldotna, Alaska. To quote Ray Ansel "A place to belong".
Solecol Inc from Quebec, Canada is combining advanced basalt mesh geogrid technology with lightweight glass aggregates to product Soledeck - decorative permeable pavers and tiles. Perfect for pedestrian traffic areas.