KOLKATA, JULY 6/--/Gunnebo, a global leader in the security solutions Industry, announced the launch of their Experience Zone in Kolkata. The Experience Zone will showcase a wide range of Safe Storage products belonging to their two most prominent brands Steelage and Chubbsafes. The inauguration was done by Sabyasachi Sengupta Vice President (Asia), Gunnebo Safe Storage. The event was attended by Industry experts, Leading Jewellers, Key Customers, and Media representatives. The Experience Zone is located at 73A Ganesh Chandra Avenue, Kolkata, sources informed.

This Experience Zone serves as a vibrant hub of knowledge and expertise, offering visitors a chance to actively engage with the latest innovations and state-of-the-art security features integrated into a diverse range of Steelage and Chubbsafes products. Aided by a team of knowledgeable sales staff, customers can select the most suitable security solutions for their specific requirements, whether it be for businesses or for commercial use, sources said.

Mr Senguptaexpressed his satisfaction at the launch of the First Experience Zone in Kolkata, and stated, "The inauguration of the Experience Zone in Kolkata marks a significant step allowing customers to immerse themselves in a touch and feel experience which is critical for any high-security category. The customer also gets to benefit from the expertise of our trained professionals who can guide them to find the best-suited safe storage solutions for their businesses. We sincerely believe that this experience zone in Kolkata will play an important role in educating the customers regarding high-grade and certified security products which are absolutely necessary to protect their valuable possessions and will reinforce the trust and legacy of Gunnebo in the eastern part of the country."
The Experience Zone featured an extensive range of safes exclusively designed for Jewellers and retailers in India. Gunnebo has expanded its experience zone footprint in India with a presence in Bangalore, Patna, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and now Kolkata, sources also said.