Case Studies

ONEMESH® – Overview Video – Cut & Bent Mesh Applications

ONEMESH® is multi-purpose mesh ideal for Civil Construction applications such as bridges, precast slabs and tunnels. It complies with AS/NZS 4671 Steel Reinforcing materials, AS2870 Slabs & Footings, AS3600 Concrete Structures and AS3727 Residential Pavements. Available in square, rectangular, Trench Mesh, cut & bent, special run, tailored, Made to Size and engineered variants.

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ONEMESH® – Millmerran Power Station QLD

Builder Bechtel Australia worked in conjunction with OneSteel Reinforcing to develop the most efficient method of placing the steel reinforcement on a 144m high power station stack.

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500PLUS® ONEMESH - Specialist Civil Accessories

Comprehensive range of civil accessories including spacers for prefab piles, Reosox, Heavy-Duty Dowel Systems, and a wide variety of clip-on, concrete and continuous bar chairs. Custom-made accessories are also available for special applications.

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ONEMESH® – Bruce Stadium, ACT

To simplify reinforcing placement on Bruce Stadiums’ two new 10,000 seat stadium facilities, a prefabricated mesh solution solved Hindmarsh Constructions’ time constraints on the project.

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ONEMESH® - Houghton Highway QLD

OneSteel Reinforcing provided Brisbane based company ENCO Precast with ONEMESH® Special Mesh solutions that reduced labour and added to construction efficiency of the reinforced concrete girders for the new 2.7 kilometre Houghton Highway Bridge duplication.

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ONEMESH® - ConTec Precast, QLD

When Brisbane based prestressed precast concrete company Con-Tec secured the contract to supply reinforced concrete girders for the new Houghton Highway Bridge, OneSteel Reinforcing provided solutions to help reduce labour and meet project demands.

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ONEMESH® - EastLink Tunnel, VIC

An innovative mesh solution developed by OneSteel Reinforcing overcome a construction challenge facing builders of the $2.5 billion EastLink project; a 39 kilometre stretch of untolled bypasses in Melbournes fast-growing east and south eastern corridor.

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