Work for a well-known sustainable car company located at a site in Gatwick has started this week. This new wash pad fit project is programmed in for five days and will include  the installation of a surface-mounted wash pad, w ash canopy, a bove ground interceptor, i ntegral plant room/tech room and a p ump chamber to foul which is 40m away. Responsible for the design, build, delivery, and installation of this exciting project, the team is busy getting things underway.  To find out more about our innovative Wash Pad and Wash Bay options, visit our website, or get in touch with our knowledgeable and friendly sales team, who will be happy to help, on 01246 471147, or via email at info@morclean.com.

There's an incredibly high demand for our professional surface mounted wash bay systems at the moment, with one of our latest fully integrated wash pad and tech room projects all completed on time and on point! Our Cardiff project was split into 3 separate phases, and we’re delighted with the result of this high-end specification. Installations are available from budget specifications, right through to this complete first-class package . To find out more about our innovative Wash Pad and Wash Bay options, visit our website , or get in touch with one of our friendly sales team, who will be happy to help, on 01246 471147, or email at info@morclean.com .

Another new wash bay project starts today, this time in Langar, Nottinghamshire, for a well-known company  that manufactures agricultural, construction, and forestry machinery, to name a few.   The  Morclean  team are currently marking out and saw cutting on-site, to follow with excavating for a silt trap, pump chamber, interceptor, and plant room. The wash bay is to be kerbed all round and e nveloped to a 2000mm x 500mm x 1000mm silt trap. We will also be supplying and installing a 650mm x 1000mm PC2000 pump chamber, and the s ilt trap is to pumped to an above-ground interceptor -  all including  the moving and refitting of the GRP plant room and interceptor from their previous depot. Alongside this we will be installing 110mm ducts for power and water,  110mm ducts for 2 hose reels, a trench to manhole for drain outlet, and we are to then backfill and make good, and remove all waste from site. For more information on our wash bay project...

When we're undertaking large projects, we separate the associated work into separate phases to make the project more manageable all-round. With Phase 1 of our Cardiff project already completed, tested, and signed off, we're now well into Phase 2, the plant room fit-out. Phase 1 involved the installation of our innovative surface-mounted wash pad, a Morclean BlueBox water treatment system, and putting the associated pipework in place, whilst Phase 2 , which is being progressed by the Morclean Team as I type, rumbles along nicely in the new plant room. Phase 3 will see the completion of the cladding and roof to the wash bay, which will encase the entire structure to  protect the surrounding area from over-spray of water or detergent and to contain any particles of debris from the item being cleaned. We look forward to bringing you up-to-date images very soon. For more information on our wash bay projects, contact us on 01246 471147, or at  info@morclean.com , or simply ...

With over twenty projects at the quoting, planning, or prepping stage, we're all geared up for our busiest year ever.  From Glasgow to Germany, and Stevenage to Spain, we've had a record number of  inquiries for  wash bay, wash pad, jet wash, and interceptor installs  throughout the UK, Scotland, and Europe. Our first project, in East Lothian at the very beginning of March, is a turnkey project that will involve  excavation and civil works to install a new silt trap and pump  chamber, a plant room, and an interceptor, alongside two huge 20CuM3 tanks and a separator. Phew, it's a big job but the type of project we thrive on.   Once we've completed this Scotland based project, we're off to Nottingham to install yet another silt trap, pump chamber, plant room, and interceptor, alongside a brand new jet wash... but more about that later. For now, we'll concentrate on East Lothian, bringing you regular updates throughout each phase.  To see ou...

Our Worcester Project was completed and signed off by the client on time and on budget, at the beginning of last week, and we now have the photos in for this circa 150M2 wash bay.  The bay will be used for plant and generator washing, and the works included the installation of a silt trap and interceptor. To discover more about our wash bay facilities and associated works, please visit our  website  today, or if you would like to discuss your requirements, please feel free to ring us on 01246 471147 or email us at info@morclean.com where one of our experienced team members will provide you with the advice that you are seeking.

Morclean's MD, project management expert, and all-around innovator, Peter Morley, was on the road again yesterday. Making the long and treacherous journey in the cold and snow to a site in Cardiff, where the team will be kicking off a new vehicle wash project in 6 week's time.   With the site survey and levels already completed, the Morclean team has been busy marking out and real estate preparing for this exciting project. Whether you're located in the Shetlands or the Isles of Scilly, Malaga, or Innsbruck [Austria], where two of our recent overseas projects took place, we can design, deliver and install according to your business needs and objectives.  Call us today to find out exactly how we can assist you on 01246 471147, or email us at info@morclean.com, or click  here for our portfolio of vehicle wash solutions.

The Morclean team has been involved in the planning and design of a new wash bay plant on a site in East Lothian for over a year, but after a somewhat tumultuous period of time, we're now ready to make a start in Spring.  The turnkey project will involve excavation and civil works to install two large 20CuM3 interceptors, and an additional separator, with a complete wash bay to follow. The wash bay is to be squared off, which should result in; less unusable space  utilisation of levels that lend themselves to its orientation less surface water running onto the wash pad better/easier turning circles for the vehicles  Morclean is to saw cut and peck out the area, ensuring that it is fully  isolated, whilst following stringent Health & Safety (H&S) procedures throughout. To see our most recent projects in picture click  here , or to view our past projects click  here . Alternatively,  ring us on 01246 471147, or email us at  info...

With everything set out and ready for the first delivery of concrete for this large wash bay construction yesterday, we were already mid-way through this exciting project. Today, with the first pour of concrete, we're bang on schedule for completion at the end of next week here in Worcester. As always, the Morclean team is working hard to ensure we're on target, despite the ever-changing weather conditions consisting of wind, rain, snow, and frosty mornings.  The circa 150M2 wash bay will be used for plant and generator washing, and the installation includes a silt trap and interceptor, and our team is working safely while being on time and on budget in the design. delivery. installation, and handover of this project. To discover more about our wash bay facilities and associated works, please visit our website today, or if you would like to discuss your requirements, please feel free to ring us on 01246 471147 or email us at info@morclean.com where one of our experienc...

We were recently approached by a client who was looking for a viable solution for cleaning and re-using water, for washing plant hire that has been returned from hire. Our MD, Peter Morley, got his R&D cap on and set about inventing a new wash water recovery system. We’ve now designed, prototyped, manufactured, and tested the new wash pad, which is the same as our regular wash pad, but smaller and deeper at 3x2m or 3x3m (L x W) and a depth of 180mm. The new system catches and collects the water on the wash pad. The water is then pumped from the pad to the reclaim system. Water enters the system and is pushed through a bag filter to remove debris and oils, and then on through a mesh filter to remove finer silt. The systems downpipes guarantee that oil remains free-floating, and any remaining oil is trapped in the absorbent pads. Lastly, a cartridge filter ensures that any free-floating solids are removed. The water is then pumped into the jet wash with a level control. The techn...

So I'm guessing that you gathered from our previous post  HERE that we are exhibiting at The Manchester Cleaning Show 2016...well a long with the excitement of the show Morclean will be giving you a big REVEAL of our new Binwash machine. I've spoken about not being in the know...well I managed to get my hands on some "secret" drawings. Tiny snippets, kind of like a puzzle I suppose maybe you can try put the pieces together? Posted today by Jodie (Marketing Assistant) contact; jodie@morclean.com