Project
Climbing Grip Factory Extension and Warehouse Construction
Contracting Authority
Location
Letnitsa, Bulgaria
Period of implementation
Glavbolgarstroy’s role in the project
Nature of works
Plant expansion and construction of a new precast concrete warehouse.
Technical characteristics
Construction Site 1
Plant for Stone-Coated Climbing Grips
The project involves the extension of an existing hall. The new building features a greater height, three floors, and dimensions of 49 x 19 meters. The extension relies on point foundations and prefabricated reinforced concrete elements, including columns, beams, and capitals. The intermediate levels consist of Spirol-type beams and floor panels, while the stair arms are made of prefabricated reinforced concrete elements without finish coating.
The roof structure of the hall includes a steel roof substructure with X-connections, covered with high-profile sheet metal, a vapor barrier, two layers of thermal insulation with wedges for a 5% slope, a waterproofing membrane, and funnels.
The enclosing structure of the hall is made of thermal panels with a thickness of 120 mm filled with mineral wool. These panels are installed vertically on a metal substructure.
All corner and board fittings are made of sheet metal. Façade glazing is integrated according to the architectural design, using thermally insulated aluminum profiles.
A ramp has been built for loading and unloading activities. Additionally, a two-story building for domestic needs is being constructed near the hall.
Construction Site 2
Construction of a New Prefabricated Reinforced Concrete Warehouse
The warehouse measures 158 x 18 meters and is designed for potential future expansion. The building consists of three blocks. In the middle block, an intermediate level at elevation +5.50 meters is provided. The other two areas do not have an intermediate level, but an option for its construction is available if requested by the client.
The construction utilizes ready-made point foundations and prefabricated reinforced concrete elements, including columns, beams, and capitals. The intermediate levels consist of Spirol-type beams and floor panels, while the stair arms are made of prefabricated reinforced concrete elements without finish coating.
The roof structure of the hall features a steel roof substructure with X-connections, covered with high-profile sheet metal, a vapor barrier, two layers of thermal insulation with wedges for a 5% slope, a waterproofing membrane, and funnels.