Textured fair-faced concrete façade for the retail industry

In Siegen (Germany) a Lidl supermarket was built, which in particular distinguishes itself from other branches of the retail chain in one aspect: the façade is provided with a textured fair-faced concrete surface. This is rather unusual for such stores.


Runkel Fertigteilbau GmbH undertook the production and installation of these concrete elements. The company is specialized in manufacturing fair-faced concrete elements of high quality and has gained much experience in the construction of supermarkets and discount stores. Just within ten weeks, the precast factory manufactured columns with...

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