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Pictures of Projects 2 1 - References 2 - Fish counters and fish departments : pictures of projects 3 - Complete fish departments : pictures of accessories items For fish department Complete project management for fish department step by step with Tournus 1 - Definition of project specifications with the retailer (each project has specific needs) 2 - Layout plan and list of items 3 - Price quotation and as-built drawings 4 - Approval of the technical specifications and the offer by the customer 5 - Order and manufacturing at Tournus Eqqpuipement factory 6 - Delivery 7 - Installation, commissioning and maintenance are fully realized locally by the distributor or the reseller For fish department 1- References N°1 en France for the fish environment : leader in LECLERC, SYSTEME U, MONOPRIX, INTERMARCHE. Special realisations made for GRAND FRAIS. Export contracts with French retailers Contrats with other international outside of france retailers TESCO : supplier for almost all the super and hypermarkets in the UK and Hungary LECLERC and INTERMARCHE in Portugal and Spain REAL, EDEKA, REWE, GLOBUS, FAMILIA, FRISCHE PARADIES, FEGROS- CARREFOUR : supplier for almost all the super SELGROS, HANDELSHOF in Germany and hypermarkets in Romania IKA : supplier for almost all the supermarkets in Norway COOP : supermarkets in Norway and Sweden AUCHAN : supplier for a lmos t a ll the super an d hypermarkets in Italy and Hungary MIGROS supplier of almost all the supermarkets in Geneva- Switzerland MERCATO : supplier for all the markets in CORA : hkthypermarkets in LbLuxemburg, Switzerland Romania and Hungary SELGROS : supplier for almost all the supermarkets in Romania further information are available on www.tournus.com For fish department 2- Fish counters and fish departments For fish department AUCHAN Padova – Italy Mestre – Italy Further AUCHAN Supermarkets in Italy : Antegnate, Monza, Mesagne, Taranto, Muganano AUCHAN Hypermarkets in Hungary : Solymar, Albertfalva Cepagatti – Italy For fish department AUCHAN For fish department Bouliac – France CORA Bertrange – Luxemburg For fish department EATALIA Torino - ITALIA For fish department FAMILIA Waldshut – Germany For fish department FEGROS-SELGROS Cologne – Germany For fish department FEGROS-SELGROS Brasov – Romania For fish department GIGANTE Giacosa – Italy For fish department GLOBUS Saarbruecken – Germany Schwandorf – Germany For fish department HANDELSHOF Hamm, Germany For fish department GRAND FRAIS Jouy - France For fish department INTERMARCHE Capvern - France For fish department JACOBS Oslo - Norway For fish department LECLERC Saint-Nazaire - France Porto - Portugal Saint Pierre - France For fish department MERCATO Basel – Switzerland Zurich – Switzerland For fish department MIGROS Geneva – Switzerland Geneva – Switzerland For fish department REWE REAL Geneva – Switzerland Paderborn - Germany Dootrtmu nd - Germa ny Dortmund - Germany For fish department SYSTEME U Brest - France Yfiniac - France For fish department SYSTEME U Gan - France For fish department 3- Complete projects for fish departments For fish department A complete project – List of items (memo) 1. Supply, delivery and storage area: Shelving system for coldroom and storage Polyethylen pallets Polyvalent trolleys, trolleys for cases and boxes Mobile containers for ice 2. Preparation of fish: Stainless steel tables Cutting and carving tables Hand wash-basins Sterilizing cabinets Insect-killers Bag holders and dustbins Cupboards Sinks GN-trolleys Wall-shelves 3. Sales aerea: Fish counters (models with ice only and/or with ice and static cooling system and/or with ventilated cooling system) Accessories: knives holders, packaging material holders, scales holders, cutting station, trolleys, etc. Counters for special offers, aquariums Customers separation For fish department Fish counters – technical data o STRUCTURE Size Lengh = made to measure ; Standard Depth = 1140 mm Height = 705 mm (front) and 955 mm (back) Material: 1,5 mm stainless steel 18-10 AISI 304 Insulation: injected polyuretham foam Feet: 1,5 mm stainless steel 18-10 AISI 304. Integrated water runoff (melting ice and cleaning water) o FRONT AND SIDE-GLASS Three designs suitable: 200 – 700 mm removable flat glass – 8 mm safety glass 550 or 650 mm curved glass with lift-down opening (to tilt forward) – 8 mm safety glass 700 mm curved glass with lift-up opening (to lift up) – 8 mm safety glass. With countertop and integrated lightening For fish department Complete projects for fish departments bins Cutting tables Handwash basin Refrigerated units Sterilizing cabinet Sink Ice container For fish department Complete projects for fish departments Cutting tables Sink Neutral unit Trolley For fish department Complete projects for fish departments Integrated aquarium Customers separation For fish department Complete projects for fish departments Removable cutting tables Insect killer Sink For fish department Refrigerated counters for packed fish For fish department Sink and neutral units Refrigerated unit and neutral units For fish department Working tables Cutting tables For fish department Cutting tables with their accessories For fish department Removable cutting Scale platform tables and bags dispenser For fish department Bins, handwash basins, sterilizing cabinets and insects killer For fish department Ice shovel, ice Shelving for cold rooms contitainer, ice wall with removable shelves for mould easier cleaning For fish department www.tournus.com.
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