TCI Construction · Sectors

Eight kinds of buyer, one workshop behind them.

The silicone and polyurethane are the same. The questions aren't. A precast yard asks about pour counts, an architect about texture intent, a conservation officer about the original. Each sector page is written around those questions.

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Find the page that sounds like your day job.

Different concrete tooling types arranged across one small workshop — One workshop serving precast, landscape and heritage work

Pick the sector that's closest to how you work. If you sit between two — a precaster who does a lot of heritage work, a landscape architect who also specifies cladding — read both. The tooling underneath overlaps heavily.

We split the sectors into two families: the precast trade that casts the concrete, and the architecture and specification side that decides what it should look like.

All eight

Read a sector page.

Workers handling a large textured formliner beside a casting bed.

Precast yards

For precast yards

Formliners, unit moulds and replacements that survive the bed, the wash and the second pour.

Read the sector page

Matched cladding moulds and textured panels laid out in a factory bay.

Cladding manufacturers

For cladding manufacturers

GRC tooling, matched multi-panel sets and architect-signed reliefs, delivered as a system.

Read the sector page

Stone ornament fragment being matched with a silicone mould on a bench.

Heritage restoration

For heritage restoration

Moulds taken from surviving sections, in situ or on the bench, for listed replication.

Read the sector page

Concrete planters, bollards and bench ends beside moulds in a yard.

Landscape yards

For landscape yards

Bench ends, bollards, planters and paving relief — for yards that mix repeat lines with civic bespoke.

Read the sector page

Material and relief samples beside drawings on a workshop table.

Architects & specifiers

For architects & specifiers

Written material specs, bespoke reliefs, and early-stage tooling advice — before the design is frozen.

Read the sector page

Opened silicone mould showing sharp cast-stone detail and arris lines.

Cast stone workshops

For cast-stone workshops

Cills, keystones, quoins and dressed-stone reproductions with the arris held pour after pour.

Read the sector page

Concrete bollard, bench end and planter panel with their moulds behind.

Public realm

For public realm projects

Bespoke bollards, seating, planters and paving relief for town-centre and waterfront schemes.

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Curved silicone mould and template for a bespoke landscape concrete unit.

Hard landscape

For hard landscape contractors

Copings, steps, edging, retaining units and bespoke specials for contractors casting their own or buying in.

Read the sector page

Same in every sector

Four things every buyer gets.

Same-day human reply

Every enquiry gets a real response the working day it lands.

A route, not a catalogue

We recommend the tooling route that suits your job, with the reasoning.

Written material spec

Documented material spec and handling note with every tool.

Pattern kept on file

So replacements match, whenever they're needed.

Workshop scene showing sample materials, tooling options and stored pattern — The same practical support behind every type of job

Not sure where you fit?

Ring and describe the job.

Plenty of enquiries don't fit a sector neatly. A photograph of the piece and a line about the mix is enough to start.

Call 01789 224228 or send an enquiry.

Architectural precast facade with textured panels and aligned joints.

At a glance

The idea in a picture.

How a two-part mould fits together

Swipe to see the whole diagram

The silicone holds the detail, the rigid case keeps it true, and the split line lets the part come out without tearing.

Get in touch

Send us a photograph of the panel or the elevation.

One photograph tells us what surface you're chasing, and one line about the mix tells us what silicone or polyurethane will survive it.

Send an enquiry 01789 224228

Real people, a real workshop

You deal with the people who make it.

No call centre and no middlemen. When you contact TCI Construction, you speak to the team who design, build and check your mould.

A real Warwickshire workshopUnit 15, Waterloo Park, Bidford-on-Avon, Alcester B50 4JG.
Real people on the phoneCall the team on 01789 224228, Monday to Friday.
The same team on every jobDesign, production and aftercare come from the people you see here.
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The TCI workshop, with moulds on the bench mid-build.

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