SN Devin
Industrial building cladding, roofing and insulation services for public and private sector clients
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About SN Devin
SN DEVIN carries out cladding, roofing, insulation, sheet-metal folding and smoke-venting work on industrial buildings, including new construction and renovation projects. Its services also include building refurbishment, painting and exterior fitting.
The company serves public and private sector clients. It is based in Issoudun, France, and was founded in 2014.
Product: Industrial building cladding, roofing, insulation, sheet-metal folding and smoke-venting services.
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