Every year, professionals from across Europe gather in Szczecinek for Kronospan’s flagship in-house fair, Hausmesse. More than a company event, it has become an important meeting point for the construction and interior design fields, presenting the latest innovations in wood-based materials, decorative surfaces, sustainability, and manufacturing technologies.

As tradition continues, the program combines business, knowledge sharing, and entertainment, creating a unique environment where customers, suppliers, designers, and architects exchange ideas, discover new trends, and experience the sector's future direction through presentations, demonstrations, networking, and dedicated workshops.

The importance of the Polish edition of Hausmesse goes beyond the exhibition itself. Poland is one of Europe’s strongest wood-based manufacturing hubs, supplying leading global furniture brands. For Kronospan, Poland represents the company’s largest and most comprehensive operational footprint worldwide, with seven factories, three distribution centers, and a strategically located sea terminal. The integrated approach to logistics and transport solutions along rail, road, and sea demonstrates how infrastructure functionality enables large-scale production and reliable supply.

In this context, Kronospan’s annual Hausmesse in Szczecinek serves as a strategic platform for the entire sector. Hosted at the Kronospan Design Center, the event highlights not only innovation but also the operational strengths that have made both Kronospan and Poland key pillars of the European furniture value chain. The regional business ecosystems, linking forestry, wood processing, chemicals, logistics, design, and retail, provide exceptional market coverage, reliable stock availability, and the flexibility required to meet seasonal demand peaks and long-term growth opportunities.

The major focus on construction and interior material innovations highlighted performance and diversity across industrial and furnishing uses. Faced black MDF wall panels, unicolor woodgrains, Rocko Tiles developments, structural lumber in lengths up to 13.5 meters, P6 particleboard, and pellets create new opportunities for the professionals.

The eco-friendly Black Line also attracted strong attention. The ready-made outdoor table made from the multipurpose, compact board showcased the material’s design versatility and its potential for finished furniture applications.

Sustainability featured prominently throughout the presentations. Kronospan’s ongoing commitment to circular-economy principles, advanced recycling initiatives, and responsible resource management positions it for an increasingly important role as furniture manufacturers throughout Europe seek solutions that support both environmental goals and regulatory requirements.

The Szczecinek Hausmesse is a showcase of the Old Continent's interior design landscape's strength, innovation, and resilience. With Poland at the heart of its operations, Kronospan continues to play a key role in supporting Europe’s competitiveness and enabling the furniture industry to grow, adapt, and respond to the challenges of tomorrow.