Escofet 1886 SA

Footprints made of concrete

“Huella,” which means “footprint” in Spanish, is also the name of a high-edged concrete paver shaped like a footprint. It is produced by the vibrated press-bond method and consists of a concrete core and a facing layer.

Its design enables compositions of various material densities and degrees of sealing. It is therefore suitable for paving surfaces with varying requirements: for example, pedestrian areas or streets. It can be laid both in areas subjected to high traffic and in traffic-calmed zones. The paver has a height of 10 cm and is laid on a sand bed of 4 to 6 cm thickness that has been...

Related articles:

Issue 04/2025 REVELSTONE

Cast stone cobbles frame eye-catching paving network

The Erinvale Estate Hotel and Spa in Somerset West has undergone an extensive landscaping makeover. In addition to re-planting large tracts of the estate’s gardens, a major component of the project...

more
Issue 09/2016 Betonwerk Pfenning

Shear-resistant paver system for Mannheim’s ­public transport

Against the backdrop of its “Climate Action Plan 2010”, the city of Mannheim was planning an entirely new tram line, construction of which began in December 2012. The “Stadtbahn Mannheim Nord”...

more
Issue 05/2013 Hunklinger allortech GmbH & Co. KG

Paver clamp for a shift-proof paving system

Part of the ongoing rehabilitation measure at the Berta-Kröger-Platz, in Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg, is the redevelopment for making better use of the square. The concrete paving block Modula Plus having a...

more
Issue 09/2011 In firm grip

Paver laying clamp of Hunklinger

The model P03 was first built in the 1990s. Right from the beginning, the company attached great importance to a rugged overall design. Now, this paver-laying clamp weighing about 300 kg especially...

more
Issue 08/2025

Construction projects with precast elements in Spain, Andorra, Chile and Kuwait 2024/25 (Part 1)

For several years now, we have been responding to requests from the magazine Cemento Hormigón, the publication of the Spanish precast concrete association ANDECE, to present some of the most...

more