NKS Demmerle

Pioneering work in wet-cast technology for 30 years

When, in 1995, Rolf Demmerle presented the first masonry blocks called Gardenwall and Rusit, which were manually made by means of PU molds, at Bauma many visitors, among others, coming from the German-speaking countries most probably did not know what to think of them. For a start, the company was able to acquire international customers, selling molds to Dubai, India and other countries. There, people first realized the opportunity to manufacture an attractive and profitable product within a very short time and even requiring moderate investments. Whereas the manufacture of wet-cast products...

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