Friday, September 3rd, 2010
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Trussing manufacturer MILOS launches 5 innovative new products on Stand 1-G50 at the PLASA Light & Sound Show, Earls Court, London. MR2 8x6m MR2 8x6m is the latest roofing product from MILOS, which is now available as part of their renowned MR2 range of roofing systems. MR2 8x6m meets the demand for a smaller, heavy [...]
MILOS trussing is being utilised in style in several major pavilions at the 2010 Shanghai Expo, supplied by Guangzhou based MILOS China in conjunction with MILOS’ HQ in the Czech Republic. Five major Pavilions – USA, UAE, Canada, Singapore and the China Information & Communications Pavilion are all featuring MILOS products – chosen for their [...]
MILOS launches a brand new internet portal and webstore for its xStages range of staging and decking products. The concept is designed to strengthen B2C sales and for specific market targeting, opening up new avenues of communication and purchasing convenience. “The internet is one of the strongest and most far reaching sales mediums available” says [...]
A large MILOS ground support system was utilized by leading Thailand based audio designers and manufacturers, P. Audio, for the high profile launch of the new Red Ant restaurant, a popular new eatery located near Bangkok’s busy Suvarnabhumi airport. The large 20 x 35 metre (internal stage size) structure was built from MILOS’s MR3 roofing [...]
Czech Republic based trussing, roofing and staging systems manufacturer MILOS is in the final stages of completing a new 60,000 square foot building at its already extensive premises near Prague. This will be fully operational from the start of 2010 and will be utilised to expand and streamline the current manufacturing process. The new building [...]
Over 1.2 kilometres of MILOS M290 Trio system trussing was used to construct the support structure for a massive projection screen in Verona Arena for a special gala evening celebrating 40 years since Spanish tenor Placido Domingo’s debut in the north Italian town. The fan-shaped screen was located behind the stage covering the back seating [...]
