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Easyfill EF-H stone tile jointing machine in action in Abu Dhabi

The new presidential palace with numerous side buildings was built in Abu Dhabi on 150 hectares. A large plaza in front of the palace measuring about 300,000 m² is covered with natural stone tiles of superb quality. Perfect workmanship and the use of precious materials create palatial splendour. Project engineers require first rate quality from hired builders and service providers. Every detail counts. This includes using the proper tools and machines for the sanding of the precious ground covering. Probst Easyfill EF-H jointing equipment is the natural choice for creating the required...

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