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HOLO BÅT Andreas T Holo

Hosle, Norway

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What HOLO BÅT Andreas T Holo does.

HOLO BÅT Andreas T Holo is a Norwegian company specializing in the construction of skur cases and covers for various applications. The firm offers skur cases in different sizes, including a standard ship's cash box skur with space for two cash boxes (175 x 90 x 190 cm) as well as a skur case with doors (315 x 115 x 205 cm). The skurs are manufactured from print-impregnated materials and are stable and robust. Andreas Holo assembles the skurs using rust-free and galvanized screws to ensure excellent stability and durability. The company also provides technical information and advice to support customers in planning and construction decisions.

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