Precision for a luxury category.
Nine timber fixture modules with bronze mirrors, epoxy-coated metal, laminates and LED lighting. The project record also documents delivery, testing and commissioning of a B-500 humidifier.
LanFlor took part as a local retail-implementation specialist at the new Jorge Chávez terminal: fixtures, displays, access and safety coordination, internal logistics, installation, commissioning, and post-installation support.

We did not construct the airport building. Our work began where infrastructure had to become an operational retail experience: receive or develop elements, coordinate them within a regulated environment, install and test them, then respond when adjustments were needed.
These are the technical scopes documented in the project records. We do not claim credit for the brands' global design or publish sales results without validation.
Nine timber fixture modules with bronze mirrors, epoxy-coated metal, laminates and LED lighting. The project record also documents delivery, testing and commissioning of a B-500 humidifier.
Access and internal handling coordination, installation of one wall bay in Arrivals, three wall bays in Departures, and one gondola, followed by documented adjustments, reinforcements, and repairs after the initial installation.
One demountable Triple Display built from steel, PVC, acrylic, vinyl and illuminated elements, including installation for the international area.


The new-terminal experience is complemented by verified implementations in Piura, Talara, Tumbes, Chiclayo and Trujillo. Two very different scales, supported by the same local ability to develop, build, coordinate, install and support.
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