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Levenseat Recycling of Road Sweepings

Ever wondered what happens to the dirt & muck collected from by road sweepers? Find out how we are recovering sand and aggregate from the sweeping and transforming them in to a Large concrete Lev-Co (Lego) block. Lev-co Blocks are a highly adaptable large building block which offer the ability to build an easily removable fully interlocking structure, on any level and sufficient load bearing surface. Walls and structures can be built quickly and economically as no foundations are required for construction and as a temporary structure may not require planning permission. The blocks lock together in a similar fashion to a ‘Lego’ bricks requiring absolutely no cement, it is this unique interlocking property that makes them ideal for agricultural, industrial and commercial applications where large external wall panels are required (e.g. sheds and storage bays.) but can be removed later and repeatedly used elsewhere. A major design advantage is the re-use feature, they are designed to work like lego blocks, they can be continually moved and rebuilt into something new, the structure does not need to be demolished and scrapped with the customer starting from scratch as with other building blocks. They simply request a redesign and the blocks will be moved and built according to their new requirements. Lev-co blocks are manufactured from high quality recycled and reclaimed raw material making them a more environmentally friendly option than other concrete & building blocks available on the market. Our blocks are tested for strength by an independent company to ensure they are robust and long lasting. Lev-co blocks - At Levenseat we make concrete blocks from Scotland’s street sweepings/gully waste. We can recover high quantities of sand and aggregate form gully waste and transform them into ‘green concrete’ blocks reducing the need for virgin materials to be quarried and keeping the sand and aggregate (that could of potentially been lost) in use. We see the gully waste/street sweepings not as a waste stream but as a valuable resource.