When the machines and systems are powered up and running again, furniture parts are produced in live demonstrations and innovations come to life – then it’s LIGNA.

Hettich wins the prestigious “interzum award” for the innovation the “FurnSpin” fitting system
attracting the highest “Best of the Best” accolade with its “well thought out and innovative design”.

The adhesive manufacturer Jowat further expands its presence on the Asia-Pacific market with an own adhesive center in China.

For the highest demands in painting, NESTRO offers the PAINTLINE system in three performance classes (Classic, Comfort and Premium) with volume flows from 7,500 to 24,500 m³/h in above-floor or under-floor layout

Tece Dekor presents the new Tece Global Collection box that has been prepared for the customers. The all new box with lots of color charts will help the user with a lot for product presentation and research.

Timber transformation offers an ocean of opportunities to the wood industry despite forest damage challenges, and next week at LIGNA several associations will bring forth ways in which new potentials for the raw material wood arise in the context of the transformation towards a modern, resource-efficient and climate-neutral economy.

Randek robots to ensure a warm home with latest innovations at LIGNA stand next week. Global demand for automated solutions for prefabricated housing acts as an innovation engine for Randek, and they will be at LIGNA to marvel with their latest robotic solutions.

In just a few days, the time will come when interzum 2023 will open its doors. And the world is superb excited as everyone is looking forward to the worldwide furniture supplier and interior design industry meeting again live in Cologne.

The 52nd China International Furniture Fair (CIFF Shanghai) will be staged from September 5 to 8, 2023 at the Shanghai Hongqiao National Exhibition & Convention Center, where the entire furniture supply chain will be represented under one roof.

Visual Components, an established developer of 3D manufacturing simulation technologies based in Espoo, Finland, is making its LIGNA debut this year, presenting its solution specifically for the wood industry.