Forel at AusFenEx19

Date: 25 July 2019

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www.forelspa.com

Date: 25 July 2019

Forel will attend at AusFenEx19 in Sydney (Australia) from 27 to 29 of August.

Organized at the International Convention Centre, Sydney, AusFenEx19 is the main event in Australia for window, glass and security screen business.

Come visit Forel at booth 39!

600450

www.forelspa.com

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