Prestressed concrete panels are widely used in agriculture, commercial construction, waste management, and infrastructure. Farmers rely on them for silage clamps, grain stores and slurry tanks that resist pressure from both the stored material and heavy machinery. 

In the construction and demolition industries, they’re commonly used to build push walls, material bunkers and boundary partitions that can be easily modified as site needs evolve. Waste operators use them to create transfer stations and sorting bays where abrasion, impact and corrosion are a daily concern. Local authorities also specify them for flood defences, retaining walls, and public works, where long-term performance is critical. 

Their modular nature means they can be repositioned, replaced or extended without disturbing surrounding structures, which is ideal for phased developments or temporary builds.

Each panel is cast with internal high-tensile cables or rods that are tensioned before the concrete cures, producing a structure that holds its shape under load and over time. This technique increases the concrete’s compressive strength and allows panels to span greater distances with fewer supports. 

Panels can be installed horizontally or vertically, and are available in a range of thicknesses and lengths to suit specific loading requirements. Whether fixed between steel columns or installed as part of a precast bay system, they provide a clean, continuous wall surface that performs immediately after placement; no drying, plastering or finishing required. Installation is quick, tidy and highly scalable, reducing disruption on busy or live sites.