Araltec, a French aluminum expert for over 35 years, will present its innovative solutions for rainwater drainage and recovery at the ARTIBAT 2025 trade fair.
Join the Araltec team from October 22 to 24, 2025, stand E17 – Hall 9 at the Parc Expo in Rennes, to discover our complete ranges in lacquered aluminum: gutters, flashings, downspouts, roof cladding, but also profiling machines for simple and durable installation.
New this year: a complete water recovery and recycling system
rainwater, designed to respond to environmental challenges and support
professionals in their eco-responsible projects.
The Araltec range, available in 24 colours, combines aesthetics and performance:
- Machines for continuously profiling gutters and flashings, without joints or welding
- Downpipes, large sections available
- Gutter accessories: angles, hooks, elbows, etc.
- Standard or custom water boxes
- Gable, edge and soffit cladding in lacquered aluminum
- Accessories for rainwater recovery: leaf guards, water collectors (Optim'o) and natural and ecological rainwater treatment (O'bio).
Come meet Araltec experts and discover innovative, sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions.
Araltec, a key player in rainwater drainage in France.
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