Spelsberg

New solutions for installation in architectural concrete

For some years now, in particular, building construction has not got around architectural concrete. A challenge of this construction method: The electric installations have to be considered already when setting up the formwork. Boxes and empty conduits are embedded in such a way that they are positioned exactly on the right place later, being no longer visible.

In practice, special installation methods are used for this purpose now, for example, working with support spars. This technique, however, does not always lead to a satisfying result, because the surface is often damaged on the back...

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