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Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. Project Catalog Address: Baifuyuan Industry Area, Songzhuang, Tongzhou District, Beijing, China Project Catalog Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. Project Catalog Address: Baifuyuan Industry Area, SongZhuang, Tongzhou District, Beijing, China Telephone: 86-10-69557483 WebSite: http://www.beijingaoya.com Email: [email protected] Contact Person: Mr.Craig Ge Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -1- Project Catalog Company Info Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd, is a high and new technological enterprise in Beijing, specialized in producing, selling and researching on Crystallized Glass Panel. Our company covers over 60, 000m² and invests ¥ 38 million totally. Since the company was established in 2002, it has grown to become the leading company in Crystallized Glass Panel Industry. All of our productions has passed the ISO9001: 2000 international quality certificate. With first class equipment and advanced techniques, we can produce various colors crystallized glass panel of high quality, producing 300, 000m² crystallized glass panel per year, and producing 12, 000 ton raw materials per year. Our products exported to Europe, South America, North America, Middle East etc. Our customers are satisfied with our product because of steady quality, professional technology, competitive price and responsible sales service. Our development needs your confidence and support. "Honest and credible", "scientific and high quality", we aim at providing high standard products and satisfactory service to customers. We wholeheartedly welcome all merchants both here and abroad to visit our works and palaver with us. Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -2- Project Catalog Job Name: Beijing KaiYue Center Location Chao Nei Street No. 2, Dongcheng District, Beijing Quantity(square meter) 12,000 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -3- Project Catalog Job Name: Beijing Plaza Hotel Location 100 Dongsanhuan Nanlu,Chaoyang District,Beijing Quantity(square meter) 2,500 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -4- Project Catalog Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -5- Project Catalog Job Name: China Chemical Building Location 100 Dongsanhuan Nanlu,Chaoyang District,Beijing Quantity(square meter) 23,000 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -6- Project Catalog Job Name: New Century Shopping Center Location GuangNei Street No. 306, XuanWu District, Beijing Quantity(square meter) 6,000 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -7- Project Catalog Job Name: Tian Chuang Technology Building Location CaiHeFang Street No. 8, HaiDian District, Beijing Quantity(square meter) 9,000 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -8- Project Catalog Job Name: DaLian International Conferent&Exhibition Center Location ShaLong Street No. 5, ShaHeKou District, DaLian Quantity(square meter) 1,800 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -9- Project Catalog Job Name: JingGong Technology Building Location JinKeQiao Street No.112, ShaoXing County, ZheJiang Province Quantity(square meter) 3,000 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -10- Project Catalog Job Name: RongHua Apartments Location XiaozhaoSi Street No.15, ChongWen District,Beijing Quantity(square meter) 1,600 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -11- Project Catalog Job Name: TangQuan Villar Location holly Bridge Road , the middle of the West Fourth Ring, HaiDian District, Beijing Quantity(square meter) 2,100 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -12- Project Catalog Job Name: Bank of China, Beijing DaYunCun Branch, Location ZhiChun Street No.6, HaiDian District, Beijing Quantity(square meter) 1,700 m2 Beijing Aoya Crystallized Glass Panel Co., Ltd. -13- .
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