Topdeck Modular Car Parks: Featuring Speed-Build Technology
Topdeck Modular Car Parks: Featuring Speed-Build Technology
Topdeck Modular Car Parks: Featuring Speed-Build Technology
and installation
Automatic Lane Markings - rubber seals between modules visually delineate parking bays.
Access lanes identified by colour of deck coating.
No Wet Trades On Site - to save drying times and to avoid weather dependency.
Plug & Play Electrics - for fast installation of accessories such as lighting and CCTV.
Modular Construction
A TopDeck Car Park consists of a series of standard or bespoke modules in a carefully
optimised layout that maximises the potential for your site. In theory there is no minimum
or maximum number of parking spaces in a TopDeck Car Park but typically they are
between 70 and 700 spaces. Standard modules are 16 metres long comprising two
opposing parking bays at 2.4 m x 4.8 m separated by a 6 m access way.
The Flexi-Panel barriers are delivered to site attached by hinges at the base only and can be
quickly swung upright and locked into position. They also provide an immediate ‘working at
height’ safety to perimeter edges – aiding the overall speed of build.
Barrier Panels
The Flexi-Panel safety barriers can incorporate infill panels
of wire mesh, arco grating, or perforated sheet. They can be
powder coated to any RAL colour and perforated panels can
incorporate logos or other designs or even screen printing.
Cladding
Where architectural or planning considerations require full or
partial cladding to the car park, this can be included as part
of the TopDeck design and installation. An extensive range of
cladding choices can be specified.
Steelwork Coating
The main galvanized structure can be coated to any RAL
colour if required to match surrounding buildings, for
corporate image or to increase the general aesthetical
appearance of the parking deck.
Appropriate down piping can be connected to the guttering systems, normally located
within the column sections for protection, to disperse water at ground level.
Lightning Conduction
Lightning conduction is normally provided through
provision of earthing rods and copper tapes connected
to the structure at required locations via the columns.
A fully detailed conductivity assessment is carried out to
the installed structure to ensure compliance to
BS6651 : 1999 (Protection of structures against lightning).
GL
Copperbond
earth electrode.
Phase 1
The initial concept is developed including a draft
layout from satellite photography.
Phase 2
Either from provision of suitable CAD layout drawings of your site, or an initial site
measure visit, a fully detailed CAD plan with elevations can be produced. This is normally
deemed to be sufficient if a planning application is required.
Phase 3
A full ground investigation report allows the design to be finalised and
3D Site Modelling to be produced. Optional site laser scanning for full
“walk through” virtual images is also available.
Finance Options
TopDeck Car parks are to be purchased only.
Project Management
Not only will TopDeck install the car park in conformity with all relevant standards and
regulations (including health and safety), but can also co-ordinate and project manage
other activities. This could include the installation of CCTV, fire and smoke detection
systems, pay and display equipment, etc. Please contact us for further details.
TopDeck employs the services of independent structural engineers to carry out any Site
Investigation reports and provide our client with recommendations as to the suitability of
existing ground conditions and any required foundation detail.
Foundation Options
Demountable Permanent
(Adjustable Columns) (Fixed Columns)
Base Plate only X
Concrete Pad or Strip X X
Screw Pile X X
Pile Foundation X
Base Plates
Frequently, foundations are not required for demountable installations where the ground
conditions are suitable. Columns can be sited on base plates over most surfaces including
tarmac, concrete, landscaping and even compacted hard core. Regular inspections ensure
correct adjustment of column heights.
Pile Foundations
In a very few cases traditional pile foundations may be
required because of challenging ground conditions.
Access Control
Swing arm barriers, height restrictors, speed ramps
and traffic lights can all be supplied, many from the
range of our sister company Berry Systems.
Signage
Almost any form of Traffic or other signs can be supplied.
Column Protection
Impact protection jackets are available in a wide range
of colours to protect columns in vulnerable areas.
Lifts
Powered lifts are available to provide disabled access
to the upper deck or for people with prams, push chairs or
shopping trolleys.
CCTV
CCTV systems can be fitted, if required, to customer’s
specification.
Typical deck unit layout includes for 2.4mx4.8m parking bays, c/w a 6m driving aisle.
Minimum height clearance to underside of beams below deck is 2.2m.
No internal bracing to main deck spans.
Deck parking structure is manufactured from a steel frame and deck system, with a resin
based grit coated surface, providing slip resistance value of 45 in both wet and dry conditions.
Ramps are provided either in nominal 1:7 or 1:10 gradient with 1:12 transitions at both the
top and bottom connection points. Again finished with a resin based grit coated surface,
providing slip resistance values of 60 in both wet and dry conditions.
Staircases are fully DDA compliant
Structural Standards
Asset International Ltd vehicle restraint systems and galvanized steel structures
Redman Fisher Engineering Ltd steel and aluminium flooring, platforms and gantries
The expertise and experience of all these companies has helped to create TopDeck Parking
and the financial stability of the Hill and Smith Group provides confidence and security.