Fensterbau and Holz-Handwerk draw global crowds as Nuremberg fair ends

FENSTERBAU FRONTALE and HOLZ-HANDWERK closed on a high in Nuremberg after four packed days that reinforced the value of face-to-face business in an industry undergoing rapid change. Organisers said around 75,000 visitors from 117 countries attended the twin trade fairs, alongside 1,022 exhibitors from 47 nations. Busy halls, high-profile stands, detailed technical discussions and a strong supporting programme created a lively atmosphere throughout. Together, the events combined practical knowledge-sharing with innovation, international expertise and long-term strategic thinking, confirming their status as a key meeting point for the window, door, façade and woodworking sectors. The next event will take place in March 2028.

Elke Harreiß, Executive Director FENSTERBAU FRONTALE, emphasises the added value of joint industry dialogue: “The atmosphere thrives on the passion of this industry. FENSTERBAU FRONTALE is the place where the community finds its bearings, draws inspiration and develops further. The fact that the trade fair duo has grown demonstrates the high level of synergy and just how important this exchange is, particularly at this time. My special thanks go to all the exhibitors, whose commitment and presence have contributed significantly to this strong collective result.”

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