Problem Solved
Limited Access Sites
Hand-portable foundation for sites without vehicle access or through-building transport required
The Challenge You're Facing
Sites without vehicle access require either transporting materials through buildings, using concrete pumps to reach over structures, or hand-carrying materials long distances. Concrete delivery trucks cannot access narrow alleys, terraced house backyards, or remote woodland sites.
Terraced houses: Materials must pass through interior rooms to reach backyard
Concrete pumps: Required when trucks cannot access site directly (€400-€800 rental)
Remote sites: No vehicle access; all materials must be hand-carried
Established landscaping: Heavy equipment damages lawns, paths, and planted areas
Concrete volume: Typical small structure foundation requires 2-4 tons of material
Weight logistics: Moving wet concrete by hand requires multiple workers and hours of labor
How BASIS Solves This
BASIS components are hand-portable. Individual parts weigh under 5kg. Complete foundation kit for typical garden structure fits in a car and can be transported through standard doorways or carried to remote sites. No concrete mixing, pumping, or heavy material handling required.
Hand-Portable Components
Individual parts under 5kg can be carried one-handed. Complete foundation kit transports in multiple light trips rather than requiring heavy material handling or machinery.
Standard Vehicle Transport
Foundation kit fits in passenger car. No flatbed truck, concrete delivery, or equipment trailer required. You control delivery timing and logistics.
Minimal Site Impact
No excavator tracks, wheelbarrow ruts, or concrete spills. Installation footprint limited to post locations and gravel placement areas.
No Concrete Pump Required
Eliminates €400-€800 pump rental cost for sites where trucks cannot access directly. Components carry to location rather than pumping concrete over or around obstacles.
Remote Site Compatible
No water source for mixing, no power required, no material delivery access needed. If you can hike to the site, you can transport the foundation.
