CBM Launches Innovative Railing System at this Year’s Glasstec

Date: 19 September 2006

Source: CBM – Blamar Group

Date: 19 September 2006

The company CBM – Blamar Group has developed and patented a new railing system based on quality, flexibility and easy installation.

Quality: It has a smooth architectural design without any welding and it is made of stainless steel AISI 316 suitable for any environment.

Flexibility: CBM –Blamar Group makes-to-order, so the railing system is adaptable to whatever dimension and characteristics. Several design options make it an ideal solution for both indoor and outdoor use – in stair cases, balconies, promenades, shopping centres, sea areas, etc..

Easy Installation: The railing system is delivered as assembled sections, and it is not necessary to weld in any moment. Moreover the special ball joints allow the railing modules to be adjusted to the stairs inclination when set up. These features facilitate set up, so even non-professionals can do it.

All in all a time-and cost saving solution.

About CBM- Blamar Group:
Cbm Blamar Group a Barcelonan based and leading manufacturer of high quality stainless steel fittings for glass in one of Europe’s largest and fast growing building markets (Spain) is expanding to other European Markets.

You can find us at this years Glasstec, Hall 10 stand nr. G 30.

CBM – Blamar Group
Pol. Ind. Torrent d´en Puig – Can Bernat 4
08358 Arenys de Munt (Barcelona)
Spain
Tel: +34 937 950 666
Fax: +34 937 938 087
www.cbmkeymat.com

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CBM – Blamar Group

2006-09-19T13:00:00

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