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Refurbished fountain

Published:  08 November, 2018

As part of a recently completed £1.5million project to refurbish the historic Ross Fountain in Edinburgh, WINN & COALES (DENSO) reports it supplied Densostrip and Densostrip Primer to provide a permanently watertight seal between precast concrete units.

The company says precast units form the trenches which house the underground supply of services to the fountain and were both supplied and installed by Creagh Concrete Products.

The year-long restoration project on the new foundations and waterworks (under the Ross Development Trust) now enables the fountain to operate for the first time in years. Industrial Heritage Consulting Ltd were the project managers on the fountain conservation works.

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