POLFLAM at the Muenchen BAU 2019

Date: 13 February 2019
Source: polflam.pl
POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair
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Date: 13 February 2019

BAU is a global event. It shows the latest technologies; it sets trends. Companies that want to be present in a very competitive European market must be there.

POLFLAM showed an overview of their offer: POLFLAM® glass for numerous applications, in the whole range of fire resistance classes: EI 30, 60, 90, 120 and EI 180. Their pavilion was visited by architects, designers and investors as well as their clients and partners from around the world.

The large-size POLFLAM® solutions were of particular interest to visitors, especially the recently tested EI 30 class glass with the largest dimensions currently available: 3100 x 5900 mm, in a vertical layout.

See beneath the snapshots from BAU 2019.

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POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair

POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair

POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair

POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair

POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair

POLFLAM at the BAU 2019 Trade Fair

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