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After almost 100 years, Dresden’s largest drinking water reservoir in the Räcknitz district needed to be renovated. In 2019, the step-by-step rehabilitation of the elevated tank began, which mainly involved the rehabilitation of the ceiling surfaces and column heads in the water chambers. After intensive review of the products in question, the client DREWAG Netze

Drinking water is our most important food. The availability of hygienically impeccable drinking water is inevitable. This refers also to the storage of the drinking water in reservoirs. After being in use for almost 50 years, the largest drinking water reservoir in North Bavaria, the elevated reservoir Haidberg, with a storage volume of 75.000 m³,

From April 2011 to July 2011 extensive repair works were carried out in one of the two water chambers of the elevated drinking water reservoir of Bad Nauheim, Germany, built in 1965. The chamber was brought to technical state of the art and will provide the citizens of Bad Nauheim with fresh, clean drinking water

The drinking water reservoir Räcknitz holds a total volume of 60.000 m³ stored in eight chambers and counts among the largest drinking water reservoirs in Germany. In two chambers, ceiling surfaces and column heads needed repair. After several years of preparatory work and planning, the operator/engineering office decided the material question in favor of the

Turning up the water tap every morning and obtaining clean water is so self-evident to the 73.000 citizens between Puchheim and Olching in Bavaria, thus no one seriously thinks about where actually the drinking water comes from. The local water utility service provides it from the nearby located elevated drinking water reservoir at the Parsberg

The major repair of the elevated drinking water reservoir Krottenbach, near Nuremberg, built in 1973, started in June 2008. The water supply service Fränkischer Wirtschaftsraum (WFW) invested 5,7 Mio Euro in this repair measure which was finished in July 2009, thus ensuring the continued supply of pure drinking water to the major parts of Franconia.