Copper Wire Stripper Warehouse – Woodstock, Ontario – 2020
Tilt Wall exceeded its client’s expectations by demonstrating the strength of the tilt-up construction process at this 10,000 sq.ft. warehousing project.
Home For Good – Belleville, Ontario – 2019
With the need for a durable and affordable building option, Geertsma Homes turned to tilt-up construction.
Muskoka bay resort condominium – Gravenhurst, Ontario – 2019
Originally, cast-in-place concrete was considered for the project, but tilt-up construction proved to be faster, more cost-effective, and better-suited.
Granval Warehousing – Woodstock, Ontario – 2019
This multi-tenant industrial warehouse project began in Fall 2019. The first floor was formed on October 15, and panel construction started October 21.
Lakeland Developments Warehousing – Barrie, Ontario – 2019
This project was a prime example of the speed of tilt-up construction. Panel construction began on September 9, and panels were erected in just 8 hours.
PPFD New Facility – Whitby, Ontario – 2016
Dayton Superior provided the tilt-up contractor with everything necessary to make the construction of a new PPFD facility a success.
Transfer Station – Clarington, Ontario – 2016
Tilt-up construction provided multiple benefits to the owner and the design-build team working on this project.
Public Works Garage – Lucan, Ontario – 2012
The Township of Lucan Biddulph chose Tilt-Up as their building method. They went for an exterior finish of plain concrete with the township logo.
Coleraine Road – Bolton Ontario – 2008
Repeat customer! The satisfaction of the project quality & the relationship with Tilt Wall resulted in the owners fourth tilt-up building by Tilt Wall.
41 Simpson Road – Bolton, Ontario – 2005
Originally designed as a precast clad building, but due to a delay in the delivery of the precast, non-load bearing tilt-up was utilized for this project.
30 Holland Street – Bolton, Ontario – 2007
The building was left vacant for the winter, and the thermal mass properties of the insulated panels kept the building above freezing without additional heat.
9 Browning Court – Bolton, Ontario – 2005
The owner required an insulated hard wall system. Rather than going with the traditional masonry route, insulated tilt-up walls were used.
38 Nixon Road – Bolton, Ontario – 2005
This was 1 of the 2 first buildings constructed for this developer/ owner. Panels on this building were erected after the structural steel was erected.
Royal Canin – Guelph, Ontario – 2007-2009
Due to the high-quality standards that were expected for the interior finish of this project, tilt-up with its polished interior finish was the product of choice.
Carlow Court – Whitby, Ontario – 2005
Designed as a spec building the structural integrity of the tilt-up panels meant that the building could easily be divided into various size units.
300 Melair Drive Warehouse
The load-bearing insulated tilt-up panels provided a durable wall system for a building requiring something rugged.
Whitby Recycling
The abusive nature of the recycling operations in this facility meant that a hard wall system was needed.