ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST PRODUCTS

The Architectural Precast products are made of agglomerated stone. This is a high quality material composed of a select combination of aggregates. The product types are:

• Copings: Unit employed to finish the top of a wall which is intended to let the rainwater slip on its face and avoid its penetration therein.

• Window sills: Units intended to drain the rainwater from window openings. Ideal for any kind of construction, both for its simplicity of installation and aesthetics.

• Lintels: Horizontal element intended to carry the load of the upper walls of door and window spans.

• String course: Pieces horizontally placed in the facade of buildings in order to bond the windows of a floor.

• Mouldings: A esthetic element used mainly to decorate and frame openings.

• Porthole surrounds: Comprehensive solution composed of internal piece and frame with a completely distinguishable aesthetic style.

• Slab faces: Unit which covers the front of the floor structure of each floor in a building in order to avoid water seeping through.

• Threshold: Unit located in the access step of a building’s door entrance or balcony.

• Balcony infillings: Unit to be placed as a continuation of the balcony stoneware or pavement at its joint with the facade.

• Jambs: Polymer concrete jambs. Each one of the pieces are placed vertically at the window or door opening sides.

• Pier caps: Pieces employed to finish the top of a pier which is intended to let the rainwater slip away from its face and avoid its penetration therein.

• Gargoyles: Drainage pieces protruded from which the water is projected from the vertical line of the facade wall.

• Windows surround: Pieces combining the jamb and mouldings in a sole piece which decorates a window opening.

• Plinth: a precast piece which is placed on the perimeter wall adjacent to the ground, whose main purpose is aesthetic as well as protection against bumps and scratches.

• Stair pieces.