AluK opens new Design Studio in Shanghai

Date: 18 June 2018

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Date: 18 June 2018

On Friday, June 8th, AluK opened its newest Design Studio in Shanghai. This is now the seventh Design Studio for the brand that comes to supplement its already existing showrooms.

The new showroom will allow visitors to discover AluK systems of windows and doors currently available on the Chinese market, including the high end, extra slim INFINIUM, the SC156 sliding door, the BSF70NI folding door, and the new, high performing C67KA casement window system.

The Design Studio is also intended to offer education, training and networking opportunities. Guests will have the opportunity to learn about the AluK brand, products and services. A series of events and conferences will be organized to discuss and interact about industry related topics, market and regulations.

The Shanghai Design Studio is located on 7876 Humin Road, Suite 4F, Shanghai.

Tours can be arranged for developers, architects, industrial associations, colleges & universities, and media personalities by contacting the local office by telephone at 021-54220826-116 or via email: aluk.cn@aluk.com

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