POLFLAM at BAU 2023

Date: 24 January 2023

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POLFLAM

Date: 24 January 2023

Visit POLFLAM at their stand 127 in hall C3.

POLFLAM is excited to announce that they will be exhibiting at BAU 2023 in Munich. Visitors to the company's stand 127 in hall C3 will be able to discover the state-of-the-art fire-resistant glass solutions, including floor applications, smoke barriers and the frameless BR system and curved glass.

Those wishing to schedule a meeting are encouraged to contact their local Sales Manager. Additionally, more information about fire-resistant glass made by POLFLAM can be found on the company's website at www.polflam.com.

With just 12 weeks to go, the team at POLFLAM looks forward to welcoming visitors to their stand.

POLFLAM at BAU 2023

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