QED Chemicals

 

QED has been manufacturing and supplying corrosion inhibitors for the past 20 years. The company initially started trading as PDQ working for the UK Concrete Association, during these early years PDQ were the largest surveyor and lab tester of concrete samples. The company name changed in 1989 to Queensway Expert Developments Ltd and continued trading under that name until 2005, when it became QED Chemicals Ltd.

 

QED continues to develop and innovate in this area and is recognised as a leading manufacturer of migrating corrosion inhibtors for the concrete repair industry in the UK.

 

Our products have been successfully used on over 500 corrosion related projects over the last 20 years on the following sites;

 

Some of these are now world heritage sites and carry the UK's highest protected status - Grade 1 Listed. Several of these buildings rank in the top 20 of the most significant architecture of the Modern period, from 1920-1999; and without QED's product the repair would not have been possible.

 

 

 

The ISOKON Building, Hampstead, London -  Award winning refurbishment of 1930's iconic building which Henry Moore,Agatha Christie and Barbara Hepworth used to live. The building is now Grade 1 Listed (The UK's most protected status for buildings)

 

 

  

HIGHPOINT ONE, Highgate, London - Award winning refurbishment of 1930's iconic building. This building is Grade 1 Listed.

 

 

 

HIGHPOINT TWO, Highgate, London  -  as above

Kensal House, London - http://www.open2.net/modernity/3_7_frame.htm

 

 

The Wittington Estate, Camden, London - soon to be Grade 1 listed

 

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PRC Homes in Leeds and Glasgow, PRC Types (Reema, Woolaway, Miton)

 

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