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Bogor Jaya

Pakulonan, Indonesia

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Bogor Jaya is a home improvement store in Indonesia that offers a wide range of building materials and home renovation products. The store specializes in brands such as Milan Ceramic, Everest Sand, SikaCeram, Bitalux, Jotun, Kansai, and others. They also provide electrical products including lamps, switches, and cables from brands like Philips and Panasonic. Bogor Jaya stocks flooring materials like granite, vinyl, and ceramic tiles, as well as houseware items such as sinks and kitchen appliances. The store operates in Bogor, Indonesia, and was founded in 2010.

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