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2026 sees Resiblock celebrate the 5th anniversary of successful sealing works at a trio of McDonalds sites in Scotland. Read the Case Study below to see how Falkirk, Glasgow & Stirling benefitted from Resiblock

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As we enter 2026, the build up for the next edition of the FIFA World Cup continues to ramp up. Before the previous edition in Qatar 2022, Resiblock was utilised to seal, stabilise and protect paving at Hamad International Airport. Read More here –

Hamad International Airport - Landing for the World Cup | Resiblock The Site Originally opened in 2014, Hamad International Airport has not only surpassed Doha to become the principal airport in Qatar but has also ended Singapore’s Changi Airport’s 7-year dominance by being […]

More affectionately known as ‘Wembley Way’, Olympic Way leading to Stadium has become a staple part of any visitors’ journey to ‘The Home of Football’. Olympic Way is synonymous with famous television images of opposition fans walking side by side as anticipation builds around The FA Cup Final.

Since initial plans were drawn up, a number of factors have either interrupted the completion of paving at Wembley or seen a rise in the anticipated footfall traffic at this iconic venue. Firstly, the tenancy of Tottenham Hotspur from 2017-2018 saw an unexpected weekly attendance of circa 90,000 people a week, before the outbreak of Covid in the UK in 2020 delayed development on site.

After initial delivery in 2017, have been by the side of client Volker Fitzpatrick for every step on ‘Wembley Way’. From delivering initial joint stabilisation to protect paving from high volumes of footfall traffic, to providing long-term paving interlock against cleaning regimes, Resiblock Commercial Sealers Resiblock ‘22’ and Resiblock ‘22’ A.F have ensured asset protection and safeguarded against potential liability and monetary losses associated with failed paving systems.

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As part of the South Kensington Masterplan, the new Dangoor Plaza and Queen’s Lawn area will include new landscaping and space for a new piece of iconic sculptural art, created by Andrew Gormley, famous for the Angel of The North.

Concerns were raised by Architects Penwarden Hale that the natural weathering of the steel structure would lead to staining and rusting of the pavers that would surround the artwork. Furthermore, with the sculpture set to form the focal point of the South Kensington Campus, the possibility of joint destabilisation caused by high volumes of footfall traffic were also raised.

Following consultations between Penwarden Hale and , Resiblock Resiecco was specified to provide both joint stabilisation and long-term stain resistance against rust. http://ow.ly/KPL450NzvNC