Bekaert: Concrete floors - Fiber reinforced concrete

Bekaert Building – Industrial flooring contractor, specialist in industrial steel fiber reinforced concrete floor systems for warehouse floors to industrial flooring solutions. Bekaert Building  specialises in stainless steel fiber reinforced concrete floor design and systems, repairs of concrete shrinkage cracks en road and industrial floors reinforcements.

In selected applications of its two core competences –advanced metal transformation and advanced materials and coatings – Bekaert develops an array of high-tech products, systems and services for customers in various sectors.

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Buzzispace room divider walls

Buzzispace room divider walls
Buzzispace launched Buzziscreen, an inspired new version of the old-fashioned folding room divider. There is no limit to how many office divider panels you can slide together. In need of privacy screens? We are sure that Buzziscreen office room dividers will help you arrange your modular office to provide a private office setting. You'll want room divider partitions that look good, are flexible and help create a comfortable work environment for every one. Buzzispace offers decorative room dividers in a variety of colours and set-up possibilities. Browse our website and discover room divider screens that suit you. The combination of soft and hard material, weight and form turns the Buzzispace space divider into a very performing noise-absorber. This way employees can listen to their own favourite radio station without disturbing their colleagues. Need a movable wall? The Buzzispace office dividers are extremely easy to install. The Buzzispace room divider walls come in a large variety of colours to choose from. Take your pick and find a room divider screen that fits you! Please don't hesitate to contact Buzzispace for tips on call centre furniture or modern home office furniture.

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