SANCO Elevates Hygiene Excellence at MEIKO's Experience Centre

SANCO Elevates Hygiene Excellence at MEIKO's Experience Centre
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Date: 16 August 2024

Explore hygiene perfection at MEIKO's Experience Centre, featuring SANCO PRINT and SANCO Phon glass solutions.

Do you have a soft spot for tidy structures? Discover the epitome of cleanliness at MEIKO's Experience Centre in Offenburg, Germany.

This innovative hub showcases MEIKO's world-leading hygiene and disinfection technology. The building's clear façade, featuring colour-neutral SILVERSTAR EN2plus, perfectly reflects this dedication to order, offering exceptional clarity and first-class thermal insulation.

Adding a touch of elegance, the decorative SANCO PRINT glass provides effective light control and enhances the aesthetic appeal of the space. Moreover, the SANCO Phon soundproof glass installed here provides the best acoustic isulation.

SANCO Elevates Hygiene Excellence at MEIKO's Experience Centre
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SANCO Elevates Hygiene Excellence at MEIKO's Experience Centre
© TA Werbeagentur
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