What is carbon fibre reinforced polymers (CFRP)? Carbon fibre is one of the materials that has assisted the building and repair sectors, it is also known as graphite fibre or carbon graphite. It is a type of high-performance fibre used in civil engineering. It has increasingly become a go-to option as a lightweight, extraordinarily strong …
If the building is built of brick, tiles, concrete, or other masonry materials, efflorescence is a frequent problem that most residential and commercial buildings encounter. It creates aesthetic issue to house or commercial structure, but you can repair it. What is efflorescence in concrete? When a white or grayish-tinted powder appears on the surface of …
What is water leakage from roof ceiling? A common problem with a building’s ceiling area is water leaking from it. In general, a ceiling water leakage is when water seeps through the roof’s ceiling area. Most ceiling leaks are caused by the waterproof membrane or screed in the slab above deteriorating over time. Old buildings …
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It is essential to determine the type and cause of the cracks developed in concrete structure by cracks mapping or visual inspection. Additionally, it would take less time and effort to determine the cause of cracks initiation. What are the types of crack patterns and their causes? Cracks due to earthquake – Seismic forces can …
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What is dampness in building? The presence of unwanted moisture in a building’s structure, whether through condensation inside the building or infiltration from the outside, is known as structural dampness. Rain penetration and ambient climate dependent factors of condensation account for a significant share of damp issues in structures. Building dampness can be caused by …
Why is concrete sweating? When warm air in the atmosphere meets cooler concrete, condensation (water droplets) form on the concrete, which is known as concrete sweating or Sweating Slab Syndrome (SSS). It usually happens in hot and humid weather. A sweating concrete floor can be a significant inconvenience that can create a slippery surface and …
The subject of structural integrity and structural assessment has gained popularity. Tenants also want the reassurance that the structure they are renting is safe for those who use it, as do building owners and operators. Many readers, however, might not fully comprehend what a structural assessment involves or why they are so crucial. Let’s investigate …
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Through adaptive reuse, abandoned or old buildings can be converted into new residences, businesses, and hotels while still making sound financial and environmental sense. Architect and sustainability expert Carl Elefante is credited with coining the idiom, “The greenest building is the one that is already built.” 90% of future real estate development, according to experts, …
Concrete walkways and sidewalks that have settled might provide some major concerns that demand care. With time and soil erosion and settlement, sidewalks and walkways will start to sink and shift. You can choose from a variety of repair alternatives as a property owner to address these problems. Polyurethane concrete lifting is a quick, efficient, …
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Waterproofing is the main function of your roof. To avoid extensive damage, it’s critical to identify the warning indications of a roof leak and take immediate action. Small repairs that are neglected can quickly balloon into more expensive ones. Here are seven indicators that your roof may be leaking. Dripping Evident signs of water infiltration …
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Structural Repairs (M) Sdn Bhd has been established since 1985 with the vision of becoming an industry leader with total ability in building repairs, protection and restoration. And in year 2009, we expanded our business into east Malaysia and formed Structural Repairs (EM) Sdn. Bhd. Since its inception, we have been carrying out various sizes and types of projects for public and private sector.
Structural Repairs (M) Sdn. Bhd.
198501000291 (132734-U)
No. 1 & 3, Jalan 3/118C,
Desa Tun Razak, Cheras,
56000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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(+603) 9173 1728
(+603) 9173 1729
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(+603) 9173 1731
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Structural Repairs (EM) Sdn. Bhd.
200901021015 (864112-M)
Sublot 9, Lot 1122,
M5 Business Park,
5th Miles, Penrissen Road,
93250 Kuching,
Sarawak, Malaysia
Telephone :
(+608) 2617 198
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(+608) 2625 198
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