Room-high loggia balconies were solved with retractable Lumon Glazing
We did a project in Switzerland including 67 room-high loggia balconies, solved with Lumon Glazing retractable. Glazing was needed due to noise and wind, but also to increase living standards in the apartments.
Project Manager Pirmin Wagner at Rudeka Generalbau AG says they were convinced by Lumon’s service, quality and price.
“My expectations have been well met and the cooperation is very good. The consulting by Lumon was great, the product has a good quality and the installation work is carried out professionally by their partner Huber Kontech,” tells Mr. Wagner.
- Building address: Papiri, Zwingen, Switzerland
- Building type: New construction
- Lumon products: Lumon Glazing retractable
- Architect / construction company: Rudeka Generalbau AG
“My expectations have been well met and the cooperation is very good. The consulting by Lumon was great, the product has a good quality and the installation work is carried out professionally by their partner Huber Kontech.
Pirmin Wagner, Project Manager, Rudeka Generalbau AG
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