What do architectural concrete and Scandinavian design have in common? Many, above all unusual compositions, unique interiors and a combination of materials. Although the Scandinavian design is associated with simplicity, our decorative concrete has found its application there permanently…
Warsaw restaurant, located on the Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie, with a charming name” Nadwiślański Świt”in interior design, she used our architectural concrete, in the form of a tile from 3d
Concrete becomes a material that more and more often “descends” from the walls and façade to be able to exist in other, interesting forms. This time, the project envisaged the implementation of a monolithic cast, with a rather complicated shape…
we made a monolithic element of the bar in the restaurant. Despite the large size/counter length of 3mb. Thanks to the GRC concrete technology, the wall thickness of the element is just 2 cm !! From the work side, our production of a concrete top was mounted…
For the needs of the implementation, we made corners to size, thanks to which we have a very aesthetic finishing of the entire shaft. The shaft is covered with standard decorative plates from our architectural concrete GRC mixture dimension 250/100 cm!
Our flower pots are green so double! green, ecological and, at the same time, have a longer life and durability due to technological advantages. The use of selected factions of sand and pure Portland cements gives pleasure in touch..
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