Affordable housing project launching with Mivan Shuttering Technology

GURGAON, India - Dec. 2, 2020 - PRLog -- Mivan shuttering technology is the best technology nowadays which is used in the construction of buildings. Not like conventional construction technology, this technology is a state-of-the-art aluminum wall formwork that is an excellent replacement of conventional technology. There are multiple benefits of mivan shuttering which are listed below:

• There will be a reduction in the labor requirement.
• Enhanced durability.
• More strength to the building.
• Uniform quality of construction.
• Smooth finishing of aluminum work.
• There will be fast construction and completion due to the lightweight of the aluminum form.
• Almost zero wastage.
• Cost-effective technique and at the same time delivers high quality.

OSB The Venetian is an affordable housing project which is launched by OSB Group in sector-70, Gurgaon, wherein they will be using mivan shuttering technology. OSB Group is known for its quality construction and mivan shuttering is playing a big role in it. They have already launched two affordable housing projects in Gurgaon with the name OSB Expressway Towers and OSB Golf Heights.

OSB The Venetian will be made in 5 acres of land. The construction will get done in 4 years and there will be no maintenance charge for the initial 5 years which is a great thing. There will be 2bhk homes which this project is catering, covering 570-580 sqft with attached balconies of 100 sqft.

The project is in close proximity to Southern Peripheral Road, Sohna Road, Golf course extension road and National Highway-8. The project has lots of amenities to cater to its customers like an open sitting area for all, jogging track, cycling track, tennis court, cricket pitch, gymnasium, senior citizen sitting area, yoga and meditation centre, and many more. This project is simply loaded with lots of benefits, so avail this wonderful chance and get your dream home today.

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