ENVIRONMENT: Concrete Canvas chooses Titan as Canadian sales agent

MANITOBA – Concrete Canvas, the British manufacturer and inventor of the innovative Concrete Canvas geosynthetic cementitious composite mat  (GCCM), and Titan Environmental […]
Concrete Canvas line ditches at Nyrstar’s Myra Falls base metal project in central Vancouver Island. (Image: Concrete Canvas)
[caption id="attachment_1003730991" align="aligncenter" width="436"] Concrete Canvas line ditches at Nyrstar’s Myra Falls base metal project in central Vancouver Island. (Image: Concrete Canvas)[/caption] MANITOBA – Concrete Canvas, the British manufacturer and inventor of the innovative Concrete Canvas geosynthetic cementitious composite mat  (GCCM), and Titan Environmental Containment, a leading Canadian geosynthetics supplier, are pleased to announce that they have entered into a distribution agreement granting Titan exclusive rights to distribute Concrete Canvas in Canada. Concrete Canvas is a flexible concrete impregnated fabric that hardens on hydration to form a thin, durable water proof and fire-resistant concrete layer. This allows concrete construction without the need for plant or mixing equipment. The geosynthetic cementitious composite mat consists of a three-dimensional fibre matrix containing a specially formulated dry concrete mix. A PVC backing on one surface of the cloth ensures the material is completely waterproof. The material can be hydrated either by spraying or by being fully immersed in water. Once set, the fibres reinforce the concrete, preventing crack propagation and providing a safe plastic failure mode. Due to the versatility of Concrete Canvas, its speed of installation and low logistical footprint, the demand for the product continues to grow worldwide. In the first half of 2019 alone, products have been sold to over 50 countries. Concrete Canvas has several core applications, with the Canadian market being focused to date on channel lining in the mining sector. Other applications include, but are not limited to, bund lining, slope protection, weed suppression and remediation of existing concrete infrastructure. The new partnership between Titan and Concrete Canvas is based upon a mutual desire to develop and market innovative geosynthetic products for the civil and infrastructure sectors. “We look forward to establishing a long term collaborative relationship with Titan, who are a rapidly growing, dynamic and powerful force in the Canadian geosynthetic market,” said Will Crawford, director of Concrete Canvas. Concrete Canvas began manufacturing innovative GCCMs in 2005 and first brought their Concrete Canvas product to the Canadian market with Nuna Innovations, a former division of the Nuna Group of Companies. “We are thrilled to have been selected as the new exclusive Canadian distributor for Concrete Canvas and continue to build on Nuna’s legacy from the previous eight years,” says Juice Lambert, VP of Sales for Titan. “As a progressive company, we are continuously seeking to grow and elevate our offerings to better serve our clients in a multitude of sectors. We really see Concrete Canvas as complementing our existing suite of products and are excited to make this available beyond mining into the agricultural, municipal, civil and infrastructure sectors.” To support this venture Titan has opened a new 4,200 square foot location in Squamish, B.C., complete with office and shop space. It also added two new members to its team, Ron Drewry and Rebecca Spitzer, who are dedicated to Concrete Canvas sales. The product will be available from all Titan locations across Canada. Concrete Canvas (www.ConcreteCanvas.com)  core material technology enables the supply of unique construction solutions that are extremely fast, easy to install and environmentally friendly. The company prides itself on innovation, quality and responsiveness to our customers’ needs. Visit www.TitanEnviro.com for more information about Titan’s wide range of product offerings.

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