With Phase 1 of Project Crick all complete, we're now on to Phase 2 of this exciting Northamptonshire based project. We recently informed you of a new project that we're undertaking for  one of the UK’s leading manufacturers and service providers of superior cleaning technology.  Involving the installation of  twin/double wash bays, t he  kerbing of the 12 x 12m large wash bay area is underway, as it the 6  x 4m area for the second one.  We're also set to install a 2m long silt trap in the large wash bay, and  a 1m silt trap into the smaller one.  The w ash bay interceptor is to follow, along with the connection  of both silt traps to the interceptor. This interceptor will then be conntected to foul drain, and the  silt traps and the interceptor will be back-filled.  Concrete will be poured into both wash bays and they will be laid to falls, whilst concrete will also be poured to form a slab for the plant room, with brush ...

We're all fired up for our most recent Wash Bay installation project, for a company located in Northampton that  provides a quality total cleaning solution for domestic and commerical industries alike. Phase 1 of the Crick based project had already commenced, ecompassing complete site clearance, including the digging out and removal of trees, with excavation and levelling to begin as soon as the site is completely clear. This will involve r emoving soil and stone from the 12m x 12m area  (144m2), taking levels and marking out the wash bay.  Phase 2 will consist of the installation of silt traps and an interceptor for a double wash bay, and the placement of a kerb around the 12 x 12m area, whilst Phase 3 , the final phase, will see   the installation of the screens. Please refer back to our blog at https://morclean.blogspot.com on a regular basis to see how this project progresses, and to view and any other news, updates and new product launches available at...

We're delighted to announce that we have another exciting new project starting at the beginning of November, for an organisation based in Salisbury that undertakes military aircraft testing and evaluation, for washing down Corba Fire Vehicles! The finished project, which is planned for Mid-November, will include the installation of a Morclean Silt Trap and 3-Stage Interceptor. We're taking this project straight from site survey, design, and proposal, all the way through to supply, install, and handover. Morclean to saw cut, excavate and lay a 10m curbed wash.  We will then install a sump and pump and lay concrete slab to the falls. Next comes the installation of an above-ground interceptor, alongside a bowser jet wash, and  2 hose reels and user posts. Click on the following links if you're interested in viewing our past and most current project portfolios. Let's innovate!