Elmich is supplying 60,000 sq m of VersiCell to be installed at Dubai’s Meydan Racecourse, which is the world’s largest and most expensive race track. The Meydan Racecourse is officially opened today and will be the venue for the 2010 Dubai World Cup, the world's first $10m horserace.

The racecourse complex covers an area of more than 7 million sq m and includes a world-class hotel, 10 restaurants, a racing museum, a marina and an IMAX cinema. VersiCell will provide the sub-soil drainage for the extensive landscaped areas of the racecourse complex.

About 4,000 sq m of Elmich VersiDrain 6P was installed recently at the rooftop of a new 2-storey bus park with rooftop playcourts at the United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) at Dover Road, Singapore. UWCSEA is an independent, non-profit International school offering full primary as well as secondary education in Singapore. The school's main campus at Dover Road is the largest of the 13 United World College (UWC) schools, a movement founded by the German educationalist Kurt Hahn with the mission of bringing together students from all over the world and developing them as global citizens.
 

VersiDrain 6P was used to prevent unsightly efflorescence and to minimise surface finish cracks on the rooftop when dissolved salts are trapped under the screed. The modules are positioned between the structural slab and topping screed as a separation layer, which creates a drainage and ventilation cavity that allows trapped water in the screed to escape.