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Textured formliners produced for five decades

Figure: Reckli

Managing Director, Dr. Bernd Trompeter (right), and Marketing Manager, Lutz Hammer, are very glad about a certificate of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Figure: Reckli

For 50 years now, elastic textured formliners of Reckli have ensured freedom of design when it comes to architectural concrete surfaces.

An accidental discovery, 50 years ago, laid the foundation of an innovative way to design concrete: A tire mark in concrete was the source of inspiration for the idea of elastic textured formliners. With patience and without being afraid of mistakes, the company founders, Hans-Jürgen Wiemers and Franz Ernst, developed a forward-looking product and founded a special company on August 15, 1968.

For five decades, Reckli has been manufacturing elastic formliners...

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