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122 Bower Street, Manly
The strata committee of the post second World War designed apartment block overlooking Manly and Shelly Beach commissioned the engineer to t...
Awa Tower, Sydney
Built in 1939, the AWA Tower in Sydney was for many years one of the most notable commercial towers in the city. Fast forward some 70 years ...
Beak & Johnston
Food processing company Beak & Johnston appointed Remedial to supply a suitable hard wearing commercial flooring surface to their new pr...
Food Manufacturer, Botany
In mid 2017, the Remedial team was called in to by a leading food manufacturer who needed to refurbish one of their key plantrooms in order ...
Food Preparation Area – B&J
Having worked with Beak & Johnston in the past, we were very happy to hear they wanted to engage us again to prepare the flooring area i...
Governor Hotel, Macquarie Park
Macquarie Park in Sydney has undergone a recent upgrade in terms of both infrastructure and commercial development. The Governor Hotel is on...
122 Bower Street, Manly
The strata committee of the post second World War designed apartment block overlooking Manly and Shelly Beach commissioned the engineer to t...
Awa Tower, Sydney
Built in 1939, the AWA Tower in Sydney was for many years one of the most notable commercial towers in the city. Fast forward some 70 years ...
Beak & Johnston
Food processing company Beak & Johnston appointed Remedial to supply a suitable hard wearing commercial flooring surface to their new pr...
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