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French launched Russian-language website ROCLAND

French launched Russian-language website ROCLAND

Located at www.rocland-russia.ru, the online resource is intended to promote ROCLAND products in Russia and CIS countries.

The main difference of the new site is a large amount of material displayed openly, rather than as pdf files for download. This speeds up access to information and is more familiar and understandable for Russian-speaking users.

For the first time on the Russian internet, descriptions have appeared of such complex products as construction (expansion) joints for industrial floors, various types of steel fiber – the basis for steel fiber reinforced concrete. The traditional, well-known to local consumers lines of toppings and liquid hardening compounds from ROCLAND are also presented in full.

Professionals of industrial floors characterize ROCLAND products as a 'noble material', emphasizing high quality (and importantly, consistency of this quality!), ease of use and excellent results.

In connection with the official launch of the new site, PLACEO also reports that the previously registered site www.rocland.ru does not belong to PLACEO and has no authority to represent the ROCLAND brand in Russia and other markets, since the resource owners have no ability to organize supplies of ROCLAND products.

About 'Zagranitsy': The ROCLAND trademark belongs to the French company PLACEO, the largest European manufacturer of materials for industrial concrete floors. The production of ROCLAND materials began in the 1980s by a group of entrepreneurs specializing in industrial floor solutions.

Today PLACEO has four plants producing dry hardening mixes for concrete floors across Europe with a total capacity of 150,000 tons per year. The PLACEO plant in Grenoble (southern France) is the largest in Europe. Such success has been possible thanks to the highest quality of ROCLAND materials, which have proven themselves excellent not only in Europe but also worldwide.

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