SADEV: Get ready to discover our latest news at BATIMAT

Date: 28 October 2019
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SADEV: Get ready to discover our latest news at BATIMAT
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Date: 28 October 2019

The BATIMAT exhibition, which will take place from 4 to 8 November 2019 in Paris, it is a world reference in the construction sector.

On this occasion, come and discover in preview the new SADEV & COLCOM products, united under We Build The Invisible, member of Simonswerk. 

Come and visit us in Hall 5A STAND D032 to discover the new features of our 3 universes:

- Building envelope solutions

- Balustrades solutions

- Interior design solutions

Building envelope solutions

Balustrades solutions

Interior design solutions

Parteners on board :

Simonswerk - Tectus Glass door

Activskeen - Photovoltaic Glass solutions

Press Glass - 3D Glass solutions

Riou Glass - Glass for our Glass Balustrade solutions

SADEV: Get ready to discover our latest news at BATIMAT

In the meantime, stay connected to our various SOCIAL NETWORKS to get a preview of the new products that will be on display.

If you would like to benefit from an invitation, contact us ! 

We look forward to seeing you on our stand.

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