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Betesco introduces a new line of concrete staircases: "Easy Maintenance".   This staircase, in classic gray concrete, features a polished tread and form-smooth finishes on all other sides. It is a viable alternative to the traditional double-side…

Project: Bekaert Headquarters (Zwevegem)   Stairs made of smooth gray concrete with a stepped underside. Steps include recesses for carpet covering.   Contractor: Chris Vuylsteke  Architect: Silegem & Partners  

Project: The Cube (Kortrijk)   Entrance staircase consisting of five adjacent stair elements with an intermediate landing. Stairs made of smooth gray concrete with a structured stair nose.   Contractor: Furnibo  Architect: ---  

Project: Alheembouw Office Building (Oostnieuwkerke)   Floating entrance staircase in white polished concrete with natural stone aggregates. Stepped underside.   Contractor: Alheembouw  Architect:** Buro II & Archi+I  

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With its promotion to the Jupiler Pro League, Royal Antwerp FC required extensive stadium renovations. The old Tribune 1 (°1923) was demolished and replaced with a hyper-modern new grandstand for both fans and business professionals. CIT Blaton, …

"All Business Matters" provides a behind-the-scenes look at Belgian businesses. In this episode, Declercq Stortbeton and Betesco take center stage. The report features our concrete plant in Wielsbeke and headquarters in Waregem. Our concrete mixe…

On March 18, 2017, SV Zulte-Waregem won the Belgian Cup final at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels. After a nail-biting match against KV Oostende, the penalties ultimately decided who would take home the coveted trophy. It was the first ti…

Advanced automation combined with a high-performance quality management system ensures the delivery of an end product that meets applicable standards and customer requirements. All employees, who carry clear responsibility for their performance, …

Hannes Van Severen makes the connection between reality and imagination in his work. The artist starts with an existing, everyday object, usually a piece of furniture, which he then transforms and changes. In this way, he deprives the object of its …