The Easikit 300 was used on hire for a basement excavation project in London that saw the movement of materials up to first floor level.

Coveya provided a solution to carry the demolition and excavation spoil out of the site, over the public footpath, and discharge into barges on the Thames.

A landslide at a residential care home in Derbyshire caused a 72m challenge for local contractors when moving excavation spoil but linking the Easikit™ 300 and Easikit™ 450 conveyors solved the problem.

Coveya's bespoke modular solution protected the Grade II listed building, whilst enabling simple, effective materials movement offsite within a busy environment.

Working closely with the basement construction contractors, we make basement excavations easier, ensuring that our conveyor belt systems are installed to suit the site requirements and enable other works to carry on around the bulk excavation of the basement.

The 9-metre modular Easikit conveyor then took the spoil up the 35-degree angle to a height of just over 5 metres. at the top of the hospital walkway, it fed directly into a 14-metre flat conveyor, which carried the spoil away from the site and discharged onto a pile, where the spoil was hauled away.

Coveya supplied Easikit 450 and Easikit 600 on hire for two years at Claridge's Hotel, London where the existing basement was being excavated to accommodate two new floors.

Coveya installed a 20.0m GP750 conveyor which fed the material from the basement floor to the back of the lorry and was loaded by a 14-ton excavator supporting an interesting basement excavation project in London.

Coveya were delighted to work with Thames Materials on a project based at Terminal 2, Heathrow Airport where we supplied 5 of our 15m GP750 conveyors for a six week hire.