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LL 37 Retaining Wall
LL 37 Retaining Walls Compliance with SIP vs ROAR added
Considering there are typically two owners involved in every LL37 Retaining Wall project simplicity is
Gaustavino Tile Dome Stabilization with RureGold Cement Based Carbon Fiber
When SGH needed to stabilize the Gaustavino Tile Domes at the First Church of Christ
StoneArt Custom Brick – No Job Too Big or Too Small
Conspec has represented StoneArt for some 20 years and as a result has satisfied both
Terracotta Stabilization with Cintec Anchors
When Thornton Tomasetti had to consider the condition and stability of the terracotta for the
Stucco Repair Naples Florida
When stucco was peeling of a Naples Florida High Rise Condominium the engineer Christopher Eseppi
Historic Brick Stabilization at Angkor Wat
When all local traditional methods for stabilization of the brick structures at Angkor Wat had

 

 

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Considering there are typically two owners involved in every LL37 Retaining Wall project simplicity is key.

LL 37 Retaining Wall

The philosophy of SIP vs ROAR starts with removing or repairing as little as possible, continues with all operations being performed from the “OWNER’S” side and involves turning an unreinforced masonry structure into a reinforced masonry structure with a series of socked anchors, including post-tensioned, and involving the backfill as necessary but all contained within the fabric of the structure itself. The detail above is but one solution provided in a complete manual designed by Cintec available from ConSpec by placing the words “Cintec Retaining Wall Manual” in the subject line of the contact sheet on this web site ( https://conspec-rep.com/contact-us/ ).

ConSpec works with both NYC Licensed Engineers and Specialty Contractors that provide both the designs and construction services necessary to keep your costs and time to an absolute minimum. Again please reach out to us for;

  • Inspection
  • Design
  • Construction

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When SGH needed to stabilize the Gaustavino Tile Domes at the First Church of Christ Scientist they chose RureGold a masonry sympathetic Carbon Fiber to do the job. Grande Masonry appreciated the ease of application compared to the resin materials they had used in the past.

 

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Conspec has represented StoneArt for some 20 years and as a result has satisfied both Landmark and private clients throughout the Northeast for that time. Any color, any shape, any texture , any size, any quantity,  glaze finish or other never a problem. Clients include the NYC SCA, Rockefeller University and the list goes on.

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When Thornton Tomasetti had to consider the condition and stability of the terracotta for the Helmsley Building at 230 Park Avenue, including ornate Buffalo Heads, ConSpec’s SIP vs ROAR concept proved appropriate with the replacement of pieces that were beyond repair (Rip-Out-And-Replace) but anchor (Stabilize_In-Place) with Custom Designed Cintec anchors to dramatically reduce overall costs and project completion time.

 

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When stucco was peeling of a Naples Florida High Rise Condominium the engineer Christopher Eseppi PE of CE Engineering & Consulting LLC searched the internet and found RureGold which he felt would be a potential solution to stabilize the underlying CMU substrate, and act as the base for the replacement stucco. Not only was he and the owner satisfied but the process will be a standard for others to be judged by.

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When all local traditional methods for stabilization of the brick structures at Angkor Wat had been exhausted. ConSpec was consulted by the Conservator based on our knowledge and representation of numerous masonry stabilization and strengthening means, methods and materials. To provide the most effective and least intrusive solution we traveled to the site and installed the HeliFix DryFix anchors for their review.