August Wiemers and Co. Their idea: They want to structure concrete with the help of elastic formliners. Since production levels continuously rise, it continues to be expanded until today. The company establishes its first branch in France. Liquid synthetics are shipped soon as well, to produce the formliners directly on site. From then on, France develops into an important and innovative market for structured concrete. Thanks to the introduced photo-engraving technology, images are transferred on to board material in a computer-supported process through a milling technique, into which the formliner is then cast.
An especially attractive referential object is the extension building of the University Paul Sabatier in Toulouse. Concrete surfaces can now be colorfully designed with this new innovative coating system.
Because the surface structure remains intact, the treated surface shines in numerous colorful nuances and is given more visual depth at the same time.
Following the relaunch, architects and owner-builders can discover a precast plant in their proximity with just a few clicks. The operators of the plants can register on the site for free and upload photos of reference objects. Foils printed with surface retarders enable a pinpoint washing out of concrete. That way, nearly any design can be applied to the concrete. In cooperation with the photovoltaics specialists Heliatek, the first test plant for solar concrete is commissioned in China.
A trial setup at the plant in Herne is planned for The company is active in around countries, with its own staff and exclusive partners in Moreover, the product range encompasses high-quality surface refiners such as retarders, deactivators and acidification products, impregnation and protective systems as well as staining products to colorfully design surfaces,.
