FESQUA 2021 | International Trade Show of Window & Door Industry

Date: 23 December 2020

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Date: 23 December 2020

The FESQUA | International Trade Show of Window & Door Industry arrives at its 13rd edition consolidated as the biggest and most important event for the market of window & door in Latin America.

The fair has become a true and powerful center for generating business and lucrative opportunities for exhibiting companies and for visitors, potential buyers of this market.

Held every two years, FESQUA brings together in one place, innovations in frames and windows, doors, windows, facades, ceilings, gates, grids, accessories and components, machinery and equipment for the window and glass industry.

If your company provides products or services for the market of Frames and Glasses – come and make great deals at FESQUA!

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