Abstract: An arrangement (400) for inhibiting water ingress across a construction joint, the arrangement (400) including: a footing (402) to be supported by a ground structure, the footing (402) including a floor defining a support surface (414), the footing (402) further including a sidewall (116) extending upwardly from the support surface (414); a structural wall element (424) supported by the support surface (414), the element (424) having an external skin (440) to be adjacent to the sidewall (116); a first sealing member (420) secured to the sidewall (116) of the footing (402) such that the first sealing member (420) opposes the external skin (440); and a joint seal (422) formed from a sealing material (433) located at a junction of the first sealing member (420), the footing (402) and the external skin (440), such that the sealing material (433) penetrates an interface between the first sealing member (420) and the structural wall element (424) without requiring access to the external skin (440) of the structu

Abstract: An elongated building element (14) having a pair of longitudinally extending generally parallel co-extensive side walls (15) joined by transverse webs (16). The walls (15) and webs (16) enclose a longitudinally extending space (30) within which there is located a tube (31). The tube (31) is connected to the walls (15) and webs (16) by flanges (33). The tube (31) provides a space (33) with the spaces (30, 33) being intended to be filled with concrete. The building element (14) is intended to be attached to light elements (14) to form a wall.

Abstract: An elongated building element (14) having a pair of longitudinally extending generally parallel co-extensive side walls (15) joined by transverse webs (16). The walls (15) and webs (16) enclose a longitudinally extending space (30) within which there is located a tube (31). The tube (31) is connected to the walls (15) and webs (16) by flanges (33). The tube (31) provides a space (33) with the spaces (30, 33) being intended to be filled with concrete. The building element (14) is intended to be attached to light elements (14) to form a wall.

Abstract: A building element that is an elongated extrusion of plastics material. The element can be used to form straight or curved walls. A number of elements are secured together by transverse relative movement and snap engagement of flanges in a recess. In one embodiment the element has a longitudinally extending seal projection that aids in sealingly connecting engaged elements.

Abstract: A building element that is an elongated extrusion of plastics material. The element can be used to form straight or curved walls. Like elements are secured together by transverse relative movement and snap engagement of flanges in recesses. En one embodiment the element has a longitudinally extending seal projection that aids in sealingly connecting engaged elements.

Abstract: An elongated building element (14) to form a series of walls (10) to (13). The elements (14) each have longitudinally extending flanges (21) that snap engage with longitudinally extending grooves (19) in the next adjacent element (14). Accordingly the wall (10) is constructed by joining the elements (14) in a direction transverse their general direction of extension. If so required the elements (14) may be filled with concrete.

Abstract: An elongated building element (14) to form a series of walls (10) to (13). The elements (14) each have longitudinally extending flanges (21) that snap engage with longitudinally extending grooves (19) in the next adjacent element (14). Accordingly the wall (10) is constructed by joining the elements (14) in a direction transverse their general direction of extension. If so required the elements (14) may be filled with concrete.