2026年德国纽伦堡国际门窗幕墙展览会FENSTERBAU FRONTALE

FENSTERBAU FRONTALE is a biennial trade fair organized by the Nuremberg Messe GmbH since 1988 and is one of the most renowned trade fairs for windows, doors and curtain walls worldwide. As the world's leading trade fair, it is a trend-setter and offers not only more exhibition space for this booming industry, but also a broader and deeper product presentation for all market segments. Exhibitors and professional buyers can find here innovative products and technologies that determine the market prospects, higher markets in the window and door curtain wall sector, more machinery, equipment displays and personalized services and new materials and reinforcement systems for the future of the curtain wall industry.

With the technological growth of the European economy and the deepening investment in related industries, Chinese companies will have more business opportunities, which are excellent opportunities to build customer relationships and arm their companies with new thinking; for example: building HVAC automation solutions, innovative shading systems and new closing hangers. Both exhibiting and visiting will be very rewarding, saving a lot of purchasing time and costs, and allowing you to grasp the latest trends and technologies in the industry with relative ease. At the same time, it can bring business opportunities to your enterprise in overseas markets, and also build a technical exchange of information platform for exhibitors, so that you can give greater play to the core strength of your company's products. The exhibition will be held concurrently with: HOLZ-HANDWERK, the international woodworking machinery and equipment exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany, which will extend the industry chain and expand the scale of the exhibition, making it more convenient for visitors to visit and exchange technology within the industry.

Market Background

Germany is the largest economy in Europe and the fourth largest country in the world in terms of gross domestic product. Since the Industrial Revolution, Germany has been a pioneer, innovator and beneficiary of an increasingly globalized economy. Germany is also the world's second largest exporter, having been the export champion for six years, and is currently second only to China, which is the third largest source of German imports. Nuremberg is the central city of the district of Mid-Franconia and the second largest city in Bavaria, after the capital Munich. Nuremberg is also connected to the European high-speed rail network and serves as a transportation hub between eastern and southeastern Europe.

With €479 billion in foreign investment, Germany is currently one of the top destinations for foreign investors. Germany's economic outlook is bright, thanks to a warming world economy and stronger domestic demand. Germany is also known as a leading country for trade fairs, with a wide range and scale of events. Every year, 10 million people visit Germany and nearly 150 inter-regional fairs and exhibitions are held; 175,000 exhibitors take advantage of the fairs held in Germany to promote their products, of which more than 45% of the exhibitors and nearly one fifth of the visitors come from abroad. As a country of fairs, Germany is the best platform for the promotion of Chinese products.