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Project record · 10182203
StrucLock: Circular Structural Wall System Validation Through Independent LCA and Demonstrator Performance Testing
Recipient: STRUCLOCK LIMITED
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SOURCE FACTS
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- Recipient organisation
- STRUCLOCK LIMITED
- Project reference
- 10182203
- Funder
- Innovate UK
- Programme
- National Materials Innovation Programme: Feasibility Studies
- Award value
- £27,362
- Project dates
- 1 May 2026 – 31 Jan 2027
- Imported sector
- Advanced Manufacturing Lvl3
- Postcode area
- L (L33 4YA)
- Project status
- Live
- Source data quality
- Description present in snapshot
Derived analysis
GRANTSIGNAL INFERENCES
Commercial inference — not stated procurement intention.
Possible supplier-fit category: PROTOTYPING
Evidence from description: “demonstrator”
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Official project description
StrucLock is developing a modular construction system that transforms recycled plastic and textile waste into high-performance building blocks. Designed for disassembly, reuse and low-impact construction, the blocks combine structural strength with built-in insulation and service channels, removing the need for separate framing, plasterboard or insulation materials. This reduces construction waste, simplifies assembly, and allows buildings to be dismantled and relocated rather than demolished. To support future industrial adoption, StrucLock is carrying out a feasibility study that includes: • a demonstrator fitted with sensors to record real-time thermal performance • an independent life-cycle assessment evaluating environmental and resource factors The project will generate evidence on material efficiency, environmental impact and practical build processes, helping organisations seeking lower-carbon, circular alternatives to traditional construction materials.
Provenance & data availability
- Snapshot imported
- 10 Aug 2026, 07:53 UTC
- Source publication/snapshot date
- 2026-07-06
- Source
- Innovate UK funded-project workbook via UKRI
- Company matching
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