Case Study
Rhyl Promenade
Coatech was delighted to be involved in the Promenade Surfacing works carried out in Rhyl as part of the ‘West Rhyl Coastal Defence’ project. This involved the installation of 3,000m2 of a variety of resin bonded surfacing
The client’s brief was to provide an attractive and durable surface for the new promenade in keeping with the seaside environment. A Resin Bonded Surface dressing was proposed in a variety of colours for the pathways and cycleways along the promenade
The client was so pleased with the works carried out that a further phase of works was created and awarded to Coatech; an area totalling an additional 2,000m2
Coatech enlisted the help of Constructing Excellence in Wales on the project, taking part in their ‘Enabling Zero Waste’ initiative. The aim was to work towards achieving ‘Zero Waste to landfill’ on the project
Part of this involved finding an outlet for all waste aggregate used on the project and overall around 8 tonnes of aggregates was reused and diverted from landfill. One of the recipients was a local community group who used the donated aggregates within the landscaping of a ‘community garden’ they were creating
This was a complex project which required excellent liaison with numerous residential and commercial stakeholders and the effective management of public interface along the busy promenade [as well as battling the weather at the great British seaside!]
The decorative, slip-resistant surface perfectly complements the surrounding environment and creates a safe surface for all promenade users
PROJECT: Rhyl Promenade
SECTOR: Public Realm
CLIENT: Dawnus Construction & Denbighshire County Council
SIZE: 5000m²
PRODUCT: Silver Grey, Dorset Gold, Staffordshire Pink, Brittany Bronze; Resin Bonded Stone