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Ductal® is a new ultra-high performance material that offers a unique combination of superior characteristics including strength, durability, aesthetics and ductility.

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Projects

Projects using Ductal

Joppa Long Span Silo Roofs
The Joppa Clinker Dome in Joppa, Illinois, has the world's first long-span roof constructed in Ductal.

Anchor Plates for Seawall Tie-backs
Ductal was chosen to stabilize an aging sea wall in Isle de Reunion, France

Cottenom Cooling Towers Beams
Lafarge's Ductal was used to help upgrade the Cattenom Cooling Tower's efficiency.

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Ductal Properties

Strength

Imagine being able to bend, shape and form a thin piece of material to be exactly what you want..

Ductility

If a 6 by 10-foot sheet of Ductal, just 1-inch thick, can permanently suspend a 2,000-pound car, imagine what Ductal can do for you.

Aesthetics

Imagine the freedome to mould, shape, build and create -- in color!

Durability

Imagine an ocean pier that your great, great grandchildren could walk on.

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Product News

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Featured Project

Ronald McDonald House
Lafarge North America's Rapid Deco Level 5 interior finishing system was used for this Philadelphia project to create a consistent, smooth Level 5 finish.