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Alwitra鈥檚 Evalon V roofing membrane was used to refurbish a swimming pool

Alwitra鈥檚 Evalon V roofing membrane was used for the refurbishment of a swimming pool in East Kilbride. Completed in 1968, the Dollan Aqua Centre is a Historic Scotland Grade A listed building and features a striking 104m long parabolic arched roof. The company used 2,000m2 of dark grey Evalon V membrane to waterproof the roof. It was specified by architect Mary Walker from South Lanarkshire council and installed by Glasgow firm CLM Roofing.

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