Rombus Industries
Farmers are loving Fusion V2 because it's simple.
Lay the panels, lock them together, and pour.
For large applications like feedlots, hardstands, and working areas, that simplicity can make a big difference.
That said, just like traditional concrete, the foundation matters.
A properly prepared and compacted sub-base is critical to the performance of any concrete pavement system, including Fusion V2.
This project saved approximately $350,000 compared to a traditional concrete alternative.
Located in Newman, WA, this 4,500m² industrial hardstand was designed for a steel culvert and stormwater pipe manufacturer operating in one of Australia's most remote and demanding environments.
Using Rombus V2, the project was completed in just 9 days by a 7-person crew, including a peak pour of 1,250m² in a single day.
The installation used 468m³ less concrete than a traditional 150mm slab, avoided more than 140,000kg of CO₂ emissions, and utilised over 21,400kg of recycled Australian plastic.
✔ Approximately $350,000 saved
✔ 468m³ less concrete used
✔ Completed in 9 days
✔ No imported fill required
✔ No expansion joints
✔ No perimeter edging
✔ Supports continuous road train traffic and 16-tonne forklifts
A smarter way to build for demanding industrial environments.
17/06/2026
Trowelling Fusion V2.
Once the concrete is placed, it's worked through the system and finished flush to create a continuous concrete surface.
One step closer to the finished slab.
10/06/2026
Fusion V2 before the pour.
Freshly installed at a mine site and ready for concrete.
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Contact the business
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2/4 Sobek Pass
Perth, WA
6163