Organisers of next year’s Fensterbau Frontale have revealed ‘an exciting programme’ for the Nurmberg-based trade show. Fensterbau is exclusively for the window, doors and facades markets, and is set to take place from 19 to 22 March 2024 at the Exhibition Centre in Nuremberg, Germany. Holz-Handwerk, an event for business leaders in the woodworking sector, is to take place at the same time as Fensterbau.
“In the Fensterbau Frontale Forum there will be Ted-style talks on all four days of the event, about topical industry issues like window assembly, ventilation, refurbishment and recycling,” said Elke Harreiß, executive director of Fensterbau Frontale at NürnbergMesse. “The ‘Expert Talks’, which made their debut in 2022, will also be back in 2024. A new addition is the JobMatch stand.
“The preparations are going great,” Elke added. “We have put together an exciting supporting programme in cooperation with our institutional sponsors and event partners.
“We are extremely pleased about the commitment shown by exhibitors from all around the world, as 92% of the display area has already been booked. Despite the slowdown in the German construction industry, all relevant key players are back on board. As a result, the event will comprehensively cover the entire supply chain for windows, doors and facades.
“The list of highlights is very long again,” she continued. “Trends, innovations and inspiration for the future from the fields of refurbishment, serial construction, digitalisation, climate-safe construction, sustainability and energy efficiency are addressed not just by the exhibitors but also covered by the comprehensive supporting programme. There’s something for everyone.
“The ticket shop for Fensterbau Frontale 2024 is open already. Prospective visitors can get their tickets online, here. You can use your ticket to visit Holz-Handwerk as well.”
For more information about the event, visit the event website. Exhibitors and visitors can also follow the event’s social media channels on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube.
