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“The building construction is one of the aluminium industry priorities, and building companies are heavily investing in new technologies to develop high quality products that offering beautiful design, security and comfort. FESQUA is becoming the ideal option for the Brazilian fenestration industry novelties. At 2008 edition, the Brazilian Association of Aluminium (ABAL) could contact many building professional visitors to diffuse aluminium products advantages, and put in relief all the sustainable solutions offered by aluminium window and door industry to the Brazilian building construction.” “Fesqua 2008 was a remarkable success due to higher number of visitors, impressive quality of many exhibitor booths and products presentation. The people we wanted to talk — architects and engineers — were there. The AFAP-PVC supports FESQUA since beginning in 2000, and every new trade fair edition the Association is positively surprised.” “We observed many people from abroad looking for representation partnerships. As always, the presence of Fenestration Industry exhibitors was massive. We received in our booth (named “AFEAL Island”) some builders and architects, but wasn’t enough, yet. As professional association, AFEAL announced quality, training and services programs. Our goal in every FESQUA is to increase the number of companies in our technical programs, and these companies can join the Association, too. We will be present at FESQUA 2010, as we were at 2008 edition” “Most of all, we received many metalworkers, glaziers and professionals from aluminium window and door industry. More than 300 companies potential acrylic users passed by our booth. We hope these contacts made during FESQUA 2008 awaken the use of original acrylic as a product that values metalworking and glazing professional applications. We enjoyed the opportunity to eliminate misconceptions about acrylic. This is the most resistant plastic to sunlight. Our participation is confirmed in FESQUA 2010 and we will be prepared to present acrylic as excellent material to build roofs, domes, facades, railings, etc.” |