Corobrik assists to beautify Tembisa's sidewalks
Corobrik and the Ekurhuleni Municipality in Gauteng are working together on the renewal of Tembisa's sidewalks, creating a pedestrian environment which will benefit Tembisa's 463,109 citizens.
Corobrik supplied approximately one million Champagne PA clay pavers to the main contractor, White Haze Building, as well as a selection of smaller contractors from Ekurhuleni who were on a municipal mentorship programme. Although most clay pavers can be laid in a variety of patterns, a lot of consideration was given to the laying pattern of the pavements to make it cost effective and simple for the contractors to lay.
A key feature of the Corobrik Champagne Clay pavers is their colour fastness - even after a hundred years of baking in the hot African sun they will retain their attractive colour.
"Corobrik is delighted to be part of Ekurhuleni Municipality's urban renewal programme which will see the realisation of the area's potential," said Teboho Clement Mokoena of Corobrik, who liaised with the contractors on the project.
