Members of reinforced
concrete structures

Columns are made in specific sizes and with square, rectangular and round cross-sections, uniform or varying over height. They are provided with connection accessories.

The function of the columns is to transfer structure loads to the foundations. They are broken down into two types – simple columns and columns with capitals. The columns have rails, steel plates or connectors used to connect the members of the structure together. They can be made with consoles extending in any direction to support binders or beams. They may have rectangular, square or round cross-sections. Precast columns are a quick solution, eliminating the need of time consuming timbering and reinforcement laying on construction sites. The columns are connected to the foundation using bolted connectors, so there is no need to use mounting supports.

Precast single-storey concrete columns are easier to transport, particularly during the construction of residential buildings, which do not require columns taller than 15 metres. If they are used for multi-storey structures, however, the columns will have to be joined together on site

Precast multi-storey concrete columns are a solution that requires less labour on site, is quicker to install and is delivered with special transport means.

We offer lift shafts matching the individual needs of the client. The height of the precast items depends on the height of the storeys in the buildings.

The top and bottom members can be made as homogeneous parts or as separate side walls. Consistency of the required dimensions ensures that the assembled structure maintains its integrity, guaranteeing its long service life. Precast shafts are used both in industrial facilities, warehouses, factories, as well in public, production and multifamily buildings.

The lift shaft consists of the following:

The top and bottom parts of the storey can be made as separate side walls or complete 3D members for the individual storeys.