SUPREME S650 PHOS: New flat track ideal for renovations

Date: 5 July 2017

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Date: 5 July 2017

ALUMIL has enriched the outstanding system SUPREME S650 PHOS with a new flat track, an ideal choice for on-floor installation.

The new solution provides an absolute competitive advantage, allowing a very easy installation of minimal frames even in existing buildings, making it ideal for renovations.

More specifically, the new innovative solution is available for double and triple horizontal sliding sashes, offering maximum ease of access for children and people with special needs.

Last but not least, SUPREME S650 PHOS has remarkable watertightness performances for its category, certified by the IFT Rosenheim Institute.

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www.alumil.com

2017-07-05T07:30:00

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