Nieuwenhuis lays foundation for floors Porsche Centrum Rotterdam

Due to the permitted floor load, we used special robots and water pressure up to 2,500 bar.

The basis for the floors of Porsche Centrum
Rotterdam is laid by Nieuwenhuis from
's-Hertogenbosch. 'For connection of the
floors on the structural concrete is commissioned
from FixPlan and in collaboration with
Hompert-Renes the concrete on reinforcement-saving
manner removed," said director Herbert
Nieuwenhuis.

'In relation to the permitted floor load
we have special robots and water pressure up to 2,500
bar used. Due to the minimum layer thickness of
the new floor structure to be installed, we have
in addition, the too high concrete
milled away. Here, too, the maximum
load is an essential point.
Because the tax
can be distributed over a large surface area, it was
maximum permissible weight 2,500 kg. To create a
have clean concrete floor to be delivered to TGLS
we blasted it, ideal for adhesion of the
tiles on the concrete."
Accessibility
"The accessibility of all floorboards of the four
floors was a concern. The vacuum cleaner that comes with
blasting is used, quickly weighs 700 kg
and is not always practically manageable. Because
there were no lifts available, were also the
machine transport and waste transport challenging.
That's where our creative ability to solve solutions came in handy
handy. We have through small openings with
military precision got the job done.