Berding Beton

Manhole weighing 95 t for the Port of Hamburg

Quite recently, the quality products made by Berding ­Beton have been in demand for a project at the Port of Hamburg. At special parts of the harbor there are so-called turning points for vessels. These turning points are often quite narrow for the vessel lengths usual today. In order to produce relief, it was decided to dismantle the Tollerort container terminal on the north side so as to enlarge the turning point situated there by about 70 meters.

As part of this building proj-ect, the redesign of the drainage became necessary simultaneously. It was additionally planned to cutoff the storm...

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