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KLAASSEN, REDERIJ

Arnhem, Netherlands

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KLAASSEN, REDERIJ is a Dutch company specialized in the construction and renovation industry. The firm deals with the building of serial apartments as well as the renovation of existing buildings. Among their projects are the construction of 15 durable starter apartments in Didam and the renovating of 42 apartments in Oranjerie 'S-gravenlande. KLAASSEN, REDERIJ celebrates its 175th anniversary and is known as a court supplier for new building carriers. The company works at various locations in the Netherlands, including Doetinchem, Utrecht, and Zeist.

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