Russia, St. Petersburg

In Gauteng, South Africa, a heavy-traffic road was constructed using local soil. RoadCem provided the durability needed to withstand intensive loads, eliminating the need for imported granular materials and optimizing construction costs.

The dike flood protection for the Motupe River in Peru features RoadCem in its construction.

Harsh climate with shifting sands. RoadCem stabilizes loose sandy soils, creating a durable base layer with improved load-bearing properties under extreme conditions.

Historic site pathways. RoadCem enabled minimal construction impact and low traffic, preserving the archaeological integrity of Tel Gezer.

Wetland infrastructure for water basins with gravel-topped roads. RoadCem enables fast construction using in-situ materials, minimizing traffic and preserving the sensitive wetland environment.

Reconstructed FDR access road. RoadCem replaced the failed foundation, restoring structural performance with efficient reuse of existing materials.