Czech family company with many years of tradition, dealing with recycled cable PVC since 1993.
Among its products, you can find floorboards, road marking components, and much more.
Suitable for production and storage halls, for agricultural and breeding purposes, cultural and sporting events, ice-hockey stadiums, exhibition areas, etc.
Sign bases, speed bumps, lane delineators, kerbs, carstops, bollards, etc. All in an assortment of coloured designs.
Protection for hoses, pipes and cables. Easy assembly and disassembly.
Heavy-duty panels designed for creating a stable surface on unstable terrain. Suitable for heavy machinery.
Serve to compensate for irregularities in the terrain. Suitable for scaffolding, containers, portaloos, etc.
Serve to cover tanks and water supply shafts. Maximum load 600 kg. Unattractive to metal thieves.
We are a family company with a long-standing tradition, engaged since 1993 in the processing of recycled cable PVC. Our base and production can be found in the west bohemian metropolis – Pilsen, where 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, we produce a wide portfolio of products with an even wider range of uses.
All products are made from 100% recycled cable PVC, which is processed and imported for Replast by their sister company Recyklo.
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For the comapany Strabag, environmental responsibility is one of the top priorities. Therefore, when selecting suppliers, not only quality but also ecological aspects play a key role.
We are honored to meet both of these criteria and look forward to further cooperation.
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