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Habitat system for small animals – sales partner wanted

Figure: Renggli

Prototype with wet, moist and dry habitats, assembled in December 2017

Figure: Renggli

Figure: Renggli

Modular living space system with exposed-aggregate surface, assembled as stairs

Figure: Renggli

Figure: Renggli

The equipment is adapted to the given requirements

Figure: Renggli

The construction company Renggli Bauunternehmung, located in Weisslingen, in Switzerland, around 25 km northeast of Zurich, the Swiss metropolis, supports the privately financed Conservation of Species Project (//www.ggnatur.ch" target="_blank" >www.ggnatur.ch:www.ggnatur.ch). Within the context of this project, the company has developed a patented habitat system for small animals, assembled of concrete modules specifically developed for this purpose. Twenty years of experience, observations and experiments went into the development, according to Renggli.

The Swiss company has developed types of models...

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