MARSHALLS KEYBLOK ML 90 DEGREE - SPECIFICATION
MARSHALLS KEYBLOK ML 90 DEGREE - SPECIFICATION
MARSHALLS KEYBLOK ML 90 DEGREE - SPECIFICATION
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<strong>MARSHALLS</strong> <strong>KEYBLOK</strong> <strong>ML</strong><strong>90</strong> (MACHINE LAY) <strong>90</strong> <strong>DEGREE</strong> RECTANGULAR BLOCK PAVING:<br />
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Manufacturer and reference:<br />
Marshalls plc<br />
Landscape House Tel: 01422 312000<br />
Premier Way Fax: 01422 312999<br />
Lowfields Business Park www.marshalls.co.uk<br />
Elland marshallspaving@marshalls.co.uk<br />
West Yorkshire<br />
HX5 9HT<br />
Product Reference:<br />
Marshalls Keyblok <strong>ML</strong><strong>90</strong> (Machine Lay) <strong>90</strong>°<br />
Marshalls Keyblok <strong>ML</strong><strong>90</strong> is intended for flexible pavements for parking areas and other paved surfaces<br />
subjected to certain categories of static and vehicular loading and pedestrian traffic. See Notes - 1<br />
Marshalls Keyblok <strong>ML</strong><strong>90</strong> is packaged in unique <strong>90</strong>° herringbone formation and laid layer by layer. Each layer<br />
consists of 44 full 200 x 100mm blocks (0.88m 2 ).
Plan Size:<br />
200 x 100mm<br />
Thickness: Weight (Each unit) in kg:<br />
60mm 2.8<br />
80mm 3.7<br />
Edge:<br />
Chamfered<br />
Colour: Ref No. (60mm): Ref No. (80mm):<br />
Grey PV2100260 PV5100270<br />
Charcoal PV2100510 PV5100510<br />
Buff PV2100760 PV5100760<br />
Marigold PV2101010 PV5101010<br />
Red PV2101510 PV5101510<br />
Brindle PV2101760 PV5101770<br />
Burnt Ochre PV2102010 PV5102010<br />
Bracken PV2102260 PV5102260<br />
Manufacturing Specification:<br />
BS EN 1338 : 2003<br />
Installation Specification:<br />
BS 7533 – 3 : 2005<br />
Marshalls own in house Specification:<br />
Guidelines for the flexible installation of Marshalls 60 / 80mm Keyblok <strong>ML</strong> (Machine Lay) <strong>90</strong>° Concrete Block<br />
Paving.<br />
Installation Orientation:<br />
<strong>90</strong>° Herringbone<br />
Pavement Construction:<br />
Structural Design should be in accordance with BS 7533 – 1 : 2001, BS 7533 – 2 : 2001 or The Structural<br />
Design of Heavy Duty Pavements for Ports and other Industries (Interpave)<br />
Mechanical Installation:<br />
By a qualified Machine Lay Installer to CPCS (Mechanised Block Pavement Laying Device) standard.<br />
Laying Course:<br />
30mm (final compacted thickness) of naturally occurring sand from the quaternary geological series or sea<br />
dredged sands conforming to D.1.1 and Table D.1 of BS 7533 – 3 : 2005.<br />
Laying course material should be compacted in accordance with method a) of section 5.3.3.2 of BS 7533 – 3 :<br />
2005. With Keyblok <strong>ML</strong> the laying course can be placed and compacted by mechanical means.<br />
Edge Restraints:<br />
Edge restraints should be sufficiently robust to withstand anticipated traffic overrun, thermal expansion and<br />
prevent loss of laying course material.<br />
Installation:<br />
By a qualified Machine Lay Installer to CPCS (Mechanised Block Pavement Laying Device) standard.<br />
Joints and Jointing Material:<br />
2 – 5mm of dried free-flowing silica aggregate conforming to D.1.2 and Table D.4 of BS 7533 – 3 : 2005.<br />
Appendix:
1 BS 7533 – 3 : 2005 Pavements constructed with clay, natural stone or concrete pavers. Code of<br />
Practice for laying precast concrete paving blocks and clay pavers for flexible pavements.<br />
2 BS EN 1338 : 2003 Concrete paving blocks – Requirements and test methods<br />
Notes:<br />
1 Keyblok <strong>ML</strong> <strong>90</strong>° 60mm<br />
Pedestrianisation projects receiving only occasional heavy traffic<br />
Car Parks receiving no heavy vehicles<br />
Keyblok <strong>ML</strong> <strong>90</strong>° 80mm<br />
Pedestrianisation Projects receiving regular heavy trafficking<br />
Car Parks receiving some heavy traffic<br />
Footways regularly overridden by vehicular traffic.