FM Conway – The National Art Gallery

CA Drillers were entrusted with a prestigious project at the National Art Gallery for our valued client, FM Conway.

The task involved removing approximately 250 m² of reinforced concrete slabs, each around 300 mm thick, along with a 6 m² wheel wash area up to 2.5 m deep and an old BT chamber of similar size extending to a depth of 3 m.

The challenge of this project lay not only in the depth of the slabs but also in working within an environment housing priceless artwork. To ensure the utmost care, all work was carried out using non-percussive methods to prevent vibrations and disruptions.

Our team utilised advanced equipment, including diesel-powered floor saws, diamond track saws, and precision diamond drilling tools.

Throughout the project, vibration levels were closely monitored by the gallery’s team, ensuring the safety of the artwork.

CA Drillers successfully managed and completed the project on time and within budget, demonstrating our expertise in precision slab removal.

It was a privilege to contribute to such a prestigious project and showcase our capability in delivering meticulous, non-percussive concrete removal solutions.