“Saint-Gobain 350 Space”, the Saint-Gobain showroom in Madrid

Date: 18 November 2015

“Saint-Gobain 350 Space”, the Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia Delegation showroom with innovative solutions for habitat comfort, industry and the automotive segment, was opened on November 5th, with 200 guests attending.

This meeting space for customers, professionals and employees is designed to build a shared strategy for sustainable development.The showroom has a corporate welcome area with a videowall to present Saint-Gobain, and different areas for Habitat (façades, roofs, Multi-Comfort concept and interior solutions), industry, pipes, and glass for the automotive industry.

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