Industrial flooring

An industrial floor is widely used in factories, warehouses, laboratories, freezers, firehouses as well as many other industrial and commercial buildings. It performs well even in the most demanding conditions, for example, in the chemical, food, paper, pharmaceutical, engineering, automotive, marine and aerospace industries. However, it should be designed such that it meets the highest standards for compressive strength and aesthetics, as well as provides a safe work environment.

Hydropower – a clean and renewable source of electricity

Hydropower has been exploited by people for ages. Already the ancient Greeks used it to turn water wheels in order to grind grains into flour. This technology has also been used for field irrigation, in sawmills, smithy workshops and tanneries. As a source for generating electricity, hydropower was first used in the late 19th century. Currently, hydroelectric power plants provide almost 20% of the world’s electricity, with China, Canada, Brazil, the United States and Russia being the largest producers of this kind of energy in the world. Interestingly, such countries as Norway or Paraguay rely almost entirely on hydroelectric power. In Poland, although harnessed on a small scale, hydropower is very popular source of renewable energy.

Prestressed concrete – why is it back in fashion?

Concrete is a construction material that can be found on each and every construction site. Depending on the type and proportions of ingredients in the mixture, there are many different kinds of concrete. In addition, new technologies, modern admixturesand mineral additives bring about a continuous improvement of its properties. A good example is prestressed concrete, the use of which helps to overcome concrete’s major weakness, which is insufficient tensile strength. This technology was developed in 1928 by Eugène Freyssinet. Today, prestressed concrete is widely used in the construction industry.

Home fencing – different types and materials

Fencingis one of the key elements while building a home. Not only is it the face of your property, but it also marks its boundary, gives a sense of privacy and security, as well as protects against noise, dust, fumes and uninvited guests. Then one should take care of its proper selection and installation. Fencing should match the design and style of the building, be resistant to weather and mechanical damage, and serve the household for many years. Finally, the type of fencing you choose depends largely on your preferences and budget. One thing is certain – with such a variety of fencing materials, styles, colours and patterns, everyone will find something suitable.

Roof tiles – a combination of natural aesthetics and the highest quality and durability

Choosing a roof covering is a key decision when building or renovating a home, made once in many years and sometimes even once in a building’s lifetime. Regardless of the roof type – whether sloping or flat – in the first place one should ensure that the roofing is watertight and durable to keep the house warm, dry and energy efficient. Of course, aesthetic considerations are also to be taken into account. If it is a pitched roof, the covering is the most dominant element of the house. Then roof tiles seem the best option as they not only effectively protect the roof from the weather, but also give it a timeless classic look.

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