Specialists of the Decon company, which is part of the industrial complex of the KROST Concern, are completing the design of window structures for the Nikolsky Cathedral, which is being built in Pavshinskaya Poima, a microdistrict of Krasnogorsk near Moscow. In the near future the plant will start producing windows.
The two-altar Nikolsky Church is located on the banks of the Moskva River near the new pedestrian bridge connecting Krasnogorsk with Moscow. The upper church will be erected in honor of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, the lower one - in honor of St. Andrew the First-Called. The temple will accommodate up to 1.5 thousand people. During the construction, the most modern engineering solutions are used, the infrastructure of the facility will make it as accessible as possible for parishioners, including people with limited mobility. The total area of the temple will be over 4.5 thousand square meters.
The cooperation of the enterprises of the Concern "KROST" with the Russian Orthodox Church was highly appreciated by experts. The concern has its own production facilities to operate in almost all areas of the construction sector. In this case, we are talking about the manufacture of high-quality wooden window structures at the Decon plant for private architectural performance in temple construction. The guarantee of high-quality execution of orders is modern European equipment and highly qualified specialists working at the Decon plant.
Today KROST Concern is one of the leading contractors of the Russian Orthodox Church, which has built more than 30 churches and chapels in Russia. The company has numerous projects for the manufacture of wooden - rectangular, arched and other window structures, as well as door portals for temple complexes.
The plant is equipped with an innovative Italian line for the production of System 5 blocks (it combines five most complex machines into one circuit). Thanks to such equipment, it is possible to manufacture structures of almost any shape and size. The company's products are used at many significant sites, including during the reconstruction and restoration of historical and cultural monuments, and are also a "visiting card" of residential buildings erected by KROST.
