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In the Yaroslavl region there will be a king-stop

To install an unusual stop complex going in Rybinsk on Cathedral Square

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In the Yaroslavl region there will be a king-stop

To install an unusual stop complex are going in Rybinsk on Cathedral Square.

The stop pavilion will be stylized as the Golden Ring Gate. The height of the complex is a little more than three meters, the width is almost two and a half meters, the length is ten and a half meters.

The contractor is tasked not only to mount the complex itself, but also to prepare the site. That is, dig a pit under the foundation, lay cable networks before installing supports, and only then build the Gate. The design of an unusual stop provides cast-iron elements and a roof with manual artistic forging.

It is not excluded that similar or similar stops will appear in the regional center.

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Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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