Chevloc is a highly versatile split faced precast concrete modular system which permits retaining and free-standing walls to be built in a variety of orientations and alignments.
It can follow both concave and convex curves without the need for special blocks or cutting. Irregular changes of direction can be accommodated by mitreing the units using a concrete saw to suit the required angle.
The Chevloc system consists of only two hydraulically pressed units, a base and a standard building block.
The Benefits
Ease of construction
Walls are dry built on a simple foundation without the need for skilled labour and with minimal cutting.
Versatile
Chevloc can be used to construct retaining, free standing and terraced walls.
Chevloc can be used for the facing of reinforced earth systems where poor grade backfill is used in conjunction with specially designed polymer grids which are simply anchored by sandwiching them between the block courses.
Improved resistance to grid pull-out can be achieved by using the blocks in their inverted mode.
Chevloc can also be used for river training works to construct training walls and weirs.
Planters for landscaping and storage bays for loose material are easily constructed using this system.
Design Flexibility
The concept allows muiltiple variations in batter alignment.
Aesthetically Attractive
Chevloc can be supplied in a choice of colour to suit the surrounding environment. Spacing of up to 125mm can be left between the blocks to give visual relief or allow for the establishment of trailing plants.
Choice of Orientation
Chevloc blocks can be used upright, inverted or on end.
Reusable
Chevloc can be used and reused for temporary structures or emergency retention.
Vandal Resistant
Chevloc walls are not easily climbed and the top course can be securely anchored using a thixotropic adhesive.
Installation
Full installation services available from RPC Contracts Ltd. For further information please contact our Technical Department on 01824 709102.
Delivery
Chevloc walling blocks are delivered in pairs for on site splitting.