Rail Station Refurbishment

Rail station refurbishment

Rail Station refurbishment involves upgrading and improving existing railway stations. This can include a wide range of activities, such as structural repairs, platform improvements, new or upgraded station buildings, improved accessibility (e.g., ramps, elevators), updated signaling and communication systems, and aesthetic enhancements. Station refurbishments are needed to enhance passenger experience, improve safety, increase capacity, meet modern accessibility standards, extend the lifespan of station assets, and integrate stations better with the surrounding community.

Temporary works are essential to ensure safety, maintain operations, and support structural integrity during planned station refurbishments.

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Maintaining safety and operations

Temporary works provide critical support during station refurbishments, ensuring structures remain stable while allowing essential services to continue safely.

Versatile structural support

Our propping systems support bridges, roofs, canopies, platform slabs, retaining walls and façades — keeping refurbishment projects structurally sound from start to finish.

Enabling modernisation and upgrades

From under-track crossings and lift shafts to escalator foundations, temporary propping solutions make complex station improvements possible.

Structural support for station assets

Key applications include temporary propping to support existing structures such as bridges, new underpasses or the support required for roofs, canopies, platform slabs, retaining walls, or falsework to station building façades.

Enabling modernisation below ground

In addition, propping for basement excavations are also critical for the creation and upgrade of under-track crossings (UTX), lift shafts and stair core excavations, escalator foundations and other station upgrades.