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Eat at Patricks, just off 2nd road across from soi 12, go back to 2nd road. turn right and take the third road on your right (think) to Retox Game On bar. Come out of there, turn left, follow road to Soi Bukhao, look for two brothers to eat (turn right at Soi Bukhao, or look for Scooters bar to...

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Different types of steel. Buildings (offices, sheds etc where the steelwork is internal and not exposed to the elements) tend to use H and I shapes. Stadia use more tubes (it's because the steelwork is usually exposed and there's nowhere for water to gather on the outside of a tube)

Sorry, that's a container terminal, so the longest bits you could delivery through there would only be 11.95metres long. But, if you ship material as "bulk" cargo via coasters the only restriction is the size of the hold of the ship {unless you ship as deck cargo} You could ship the steelwork...

Moshiris mates don't make the type of steel you would typically use when constructing a stadium, so no advantage from that source. But being at a quayside means the steel work and precast concrete can be fabricated anywhere in the world and delivered to site by ship so you are not reliant on the...

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Their own website confirms their production at 7% of russian steel http://www.metalloinvest.com/en/business/steel/ and the world steel association confirms the total production of china and russia https://www.worldsteel.org/statistics/crude-steel-production0.html wikipedia describes their...

Sorry to disappoint. Metalloinvest (usmanovs holding company) produces steel plate and steel bars (think ships hulls and bolts), they don't make structural type steel shapes. The various mills in his group together produce 7% of all Russian steel - which makes them similar in size to British...

Regarding the olympic stadium construction budget and eventual cost, I'm sure. See the following two websites https://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2012/jun/13/olympics-2012-government-data https://www.nao.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/1213794fr.pdf The above National audit office...

But I think you need the income generated from a 60,000 minimum stadium to even compete these days.

Ask Coventry supporters if a nice new shiny stadium alone is a guarantee of success, it's a mix of quality on and off the pitch that's necessary.

Material costs can be kept down by innovative design and a little bit of lateral thinking. The olympic stadium was built under budget and within time scale by utilising material that was largely already available from stock and could be reserved for 12 months while the design was finalised...

The millennium stadium in Cardiff was fabricated in Italy from steel delivered from the UK by truck and delivered back by ship

Severfield did that - the steel tube is 762mm diameter 35mm thk

I know - but maybe the spurs supporter on earlier didn't know the connection between Rainham Steel, Bill Ives and Tottenham. He would have been immensely proud to have supplied any material to their new ground as would I if I get any opportunity to supply for ours. I've supplied steel for all...

Rainham Steel, originally from Essex (founded by Mr Wm Ives, a lifelong Spurs supporter if I remember correctly) are now based at Scunthorpe to be located close to the British Steel mill which produces Beams and Columns (H and I shapes - think of girders) which is their main product range...

Severfield at Dalton mostly produce beam & column work (H & I shapes), whereas most of the steelwork you see in stadia is in the roof in the form of tubular steel. Severfield fabricate mostly at Bolton (was called watsons and is directly across the road from BWFC) The company I work for has...