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Slip-resistant textured formliners for precast products

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In the Dutch city of Heerde, a connecting path between two streets leads directly to the Dorpshuis Heerde community center

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Figure: NOE-Schaltechnik

A slip-resistant brushed finish obtained with the NOEplast textured formliner Sydney provides the surface of the path with slip resistance

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Figure: NOE-Schaltechnik

NOEplast Sydney: finely drawn brushed-finished surface texture on large concrete slabs

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The Dutch community of Heerde is located around an hour and a half by car east of Amsterdam and has 11,200 inhabitants. The open and appealing architecture of the multi-functional community center Dorps-huis Heerde invites visitors to linger. The architectural firm of DAT from Tilburg was retained for the design of the center. The design of the multi-functional building with a library, theater, offices, and much more reminds one of a pavilion. Large window expanses on the walls and in the roof as well as light-colored materials on the floors, walls, and ceilings give the interior space a light...

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