Sustainable construction

Flex MSE 3 tiered retaining wall for property developments

Green retaining wall ties into existing gabion system for SUD’s pond for Housing Development

Devon housing development leans on Flex MSE for new homes

‍Manchester X1 Project

Flex MSE supports sub station for housing developments

Loch Lomond Sloy Switching Station

Tilia Homes Specifies Flex MSE for Housing Developments

Flex MSE Boundary Wall Sits Adjacent To River

Riverbank restoration for commercial highway scheme

Riverbank restoration for luxury homes

Regeneration project includes Flex MSE Systems for Harrow area thanks to London Mayors Big Green Fund

Flex MSE used to repair a damaged riverbank for Hampshire Environment agency

RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016, “Temple Garden” by Cholmondeley Castle Gardens, Silver-Gilt Medal Winner – Flex MSE® Vegetated Wall System, 2016

Flex MSE used to support eroding reservoir embankment in North Wales due to wind and wave scour.

"Spraying the new living wall here at Salterhebble with millions of seeds and planting over 1,200 shrubs, wildflowers and trees is the final stage in creating this new vertical garden that will absorb carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and reduce noise along this stretch of the route." - Cllr Eric Firth, Deputy Chair of the West Yorkshire Combined Authority Transport Committee

Habitat Restoration at Bushy Park

Blandford Ditch Naturalisation

Memorial Park Riverbank Repair & Revetment Replacement

Flex MSE specified for Deer Leap Platforms

Drainage and Ditch Reinforcement for M61 Radburn Motorway

Garden Retaining Wall built with Flex MSE

130m long Flex MSE Retaining Wall Installation

Union Canal, Scotland chooses Flex MSE for Retaining wall

Flooding Is No Issue For New Build Homes, With Confidence From Flex MSE

Newport County Council chose Flex MSE to repair a failing wall, replacing an existing embankment. With being so close to the road side the quick install of the system was a massive benefit in reducing road traffic management and costs. 

Flex MSE Bridge repair works in Peterborough

Coombe Farm offers more than 60 homes on the edge of farmland

Green Retaining Wall Flex MSE Chosen for Housing Development

Flex MSE utilised to build triple culvert bridges

Damaged path requires Flex MSE stability

Housing Developer requires Flex MSE retaining wall for limited workspace

Flex MSE Assists Earth Stabilising for Cheshire Property

Flex MSE used to Maximise rear garden space for Housing Developments

Reshaping the Housing Landscape with Flex MSE

Essex Council adopts Flex MSE for Flood Protection

Costco Fuel Station uses Flex MSE Retaining Wall

Hodson Homes Hand-Pick Flex MSE for New Developments

Taylor Wimpey Extends Boundary Size with Flex MSE

Lancashire Council Endorses Flex MSE for Road Support

Gleeson Homes looks to Sustainable Retaining Walls

During the Xmas flooding of Cumbria in 2015, newly formed Eden Flood Volunteers made it known that local residents preferred the use of HydroSack®s & HydroSnake®s to protect homes & businesses, instead of traditional sandbags

Since the major floods of 2013/14, many Local Authorities have been forced to change tack as not only were the floods near impossible to anticipate, but the supply and deployment of sandbags was problematic.

Stirling Council

Dumfries & Galloway Council confirm alternative to sandbags for flooding protection

Hammersmith & Fulham Council switch to an alternative, affordable, more sustainable solution for flood protection

Somerset District Council provide flood protection initiative for over 3,000 effected by the recent floods.

HydroSack® supports Witton from freak storms and flash flooding

Fife Council invest in Flood protection range of products

Marriott Hotel finds flood protection solution for floodwater damage with HydroSack® and HydroSnake®

HydroSack® supports construction site from foul water entering public watercourse

HydroSack® supports Fire & Rescue Services

Stream Embankment Reinstatement

Making waves by the sea with Flex MSE

Bellway Homes specifies Flex MSE on Housing development in Liverpool