SIA "MEGA STAR" is a specialized Latvian company, whose activity is focused on the implementation of complex tasks in the installation of industrial and commercial refrigeration, as well as conditioning systems.
On the store's website, you can find furniture and accessories from top Scandinavian, German, Italian, Polish, and other manufacturers. Every product is rigorously inspected for quality and safety by the manufacturer before being delivered to customers. All items are certified in accordance with European Union regulations.
Māksliniece - keramiķe. Darbi no māla, porcelāna, akmensmasas, ģipša. Eļļas gleznas, akvareļi. Klusā daba, portreti, ziedi, ainavas, jūra, akti Pieņem pasūtījumus.
Danfo Master. Window films, visual advertisement, advertisement on cars, glass toning, decorative glass.
Recreation place Avotkalni offers a nice rest at the Salaca river - places for tents and picnic, sport grounds with inventory, children play grounds, going by boats and bikes, fishing.
Holiday apartments Rubīni is a nice and cosy resting-place for the guests of Ventspils. Together 5 accommodations arranged like 2-3 room apartments with all amenities.
On of Kļava new activities is a cooperation with a famous German wooden door manufacturer - a firm LEBO, that buys planed half-finished products for door caracas manufacture.
SIA "Magma" - plumbing trade and production. Founded on February 23, 1996. It is a 100% Latvian company that has grown from a small family business to a stable, safe, dynamic plumbing production and trade company in Latvia. Manufactures flexible actuators and faucets under the MAGMA brand. The company's goal is to sell the best faucets. The company provides customers with the maximum possible service package, from consulting to implementation in trade.
Akmens apstrāde un pieminekļu izgatavošana un uzstādīšana visā Latvijā.
Ekskluzīvās cepures, eleganti kažokādas izstrādājumi, graciozi aksesuāri no „Maripol” izcels jūsu individualitāti, veidos neatkārtojamu izskatu un papildinās dabisko sievietes skaistumu.
