Where old pavement feels good
Where old pavement feels good
Meißen, the “cradle of Saxony”, attracts thousands of tourists year after year visiting the numerous places of interest of the city. It requires solid and safe paths to be able to reach these attractions of Meißen.
Traffic in the old town of Meißen rolls over historical granite slabs and pavement surfaces without any exception. The footpaths are mainly build of granite slabs in combination with small sett pavers, on roads and places you mostly find large sett pavers made of red Meißen granite or other hard stone from the immediate vicinity.
Preservation and renovation measures are carried out on a continuous basis. The rehabilitation measures are not only limited to the traffic areas, supply lines and waste disposal lines lying underneath the traffic areas are involved as well. Quite often it is the ramschackle substrate which forces to act just like in case of the alley Marktgasse, one of the arterial roads for foot and supply traffic in the old town.
Traffic in the old town of Meißen rolls over historical granite slabs and pavement surfaces without any exception. The footpaths are mainly build of granite slabs in combination with small sett pavers, on roads and places you mostly find large sett pavers made of red Meißen granite or other hard stone from the immediate vicinity.
Preservation and renovation measures are carried out on a continuous basis. The rehabilitation measures are not only limited to the traffic areas, supply lines and waste disposal lines lying underneath the traffic areas are involved as well. Quite often it is the ramschackle substrate which forces to act just like in case of the alley Marktgasse, one of the arterial roads for foot and supply traffic in the old town.
Date
27.11.2007
Task
New laying of existing granite slabs in the footpath area of the Marktgasse in Meißen
City
Meißen
Completion
2007
Size
approx. 200 metres of pavement laying
Products used
Cement joint grout for stone pavers PCI Pavifix CEM
Specialist advice
Falk Findeisen
Company
STRABAG AG and Tenner from Zabltitz near Großenhain
Architect
Engineering office Müller-Miklaw-Nickel from Miltitz near Meißen
Your contact for inquiries:
PCI Augsburg GmbH
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Telefon: 0821 5901-0
Telefax: 0821 5901-416
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