Endformedᵀᴹ Piling for Housing
Endformedᵀᴹ Piling for 56 New Homes in Glasgow
140mm dia Endformedᵀᴹ Steel Tubular piles supplied for a housing Development in Glasgow.
Using John Lawrie Tubulars’ repurposed tubular products and bespoke procedures saved this project 288.03 tonnes CO2e. That’s a 97.21% saving over the production of new prime steel products.
Project Summary
The fourth and final phase of Cruden Homes’ highly acclaimed King’s View development in Toryglen has been piled using our new EndformedTM Piling connection system. Situated near the beautiful King’s Park and Scotland’s National Stadium, Hampden Park and only two miles from Glasgow City centre, the final phase of King’s View will offer 56 new homes in a range of stylish two- and three-bedroom terraced and semi-detached houses.
John Lawrie Tubulars supplied 140mm dia steel tubular sections in a combination of 3.0m, 4.0m and 6.0m lengths with either collar, thread or EndformedTM ends.
EndformedTM Highlights
We asked our client how the installation went, they highlighted the following, “Works was completed well within contract timeframes with constant supply of tube material to ensure both piling rigs progressed works, preventing any downtown allowing for the program to be accelerated.”
A successful project where the EndformedTM tubes came into their own assisting with accelerating the installation process.
Benefits of using John Lawrie Tubulars Steel Tubulars
We asked Roger Bullivant Ltd how they feel using our projects impacts their business, here’s what they said “With the industry having a big push on reducing carbon/environmental issues it is a considerable benefit to be in the positon to promote the use of a recycled material both as the user and the promoting of this to any client.” Roger Bullivant Limited /Cruden Homes
| Client | Roger Bullivant Limited / Cruden Homes |
|---|---|
| Location | Glasgow |
| Project | King’s View Development, Toryglen |
| Product | 140mm dia. EndformedTM Steel Tubes for Piles |
| C02 Saving | 288.03 tCO2e |










