Lifting & Re-Leveling the Aircraft Apron at Don Mueang Airport with Polyurethane
The concrete aircraft apron at Don Mueang Airport had settled and become uneven. URETEK lifted and re-leveled it by polyurethane injection with precise laser control — working point by point around the parking stands, with minimal impact on flight operations and fast reopening.
Aircraft aprons and taxiways need a level surface that safely carries aircraft loads. When the concrete settles or becomes uneven, a rip-and-replace repair means closing the stand for a long time. At Don Mueang Airport, URETEK used polyurethane apron lifting and re-leveling — point by point and quick to reopen.
✈️ The Brief: Aviation Work Demanding Precision and Fast Reopening
Flight-operations areas have tight schedules, so the repair had to be precise on level, tightly controlled, and hand the area back as quickly as possible.
📐 Laser-Controlled Level
A laser level guided the lift throughout, returning the apron surface to the correct, even grade to support aircraft parking and movement.
💠 Polyurethane Injection to Lift the Apron
Small holes were drilled in the concrete and polyurethane resin injected beneath the slabs; the resin expands to fill voids and lift the slab back to level — with no resurfacing, and load-bearing as soon as the resin sets.
✅ The Result: A Level Apron, Quickly Back in Service
The apron surface is even again and safely carries aircraft, with minimal impact on operations — demonstrating URETEK's capability in aviation infrastructure.
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