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COMPANY PROFILE


Lux Elements GmbH & Co. KG An der Schusterinsel 7, Leverkusen, 51379, Germany


Tel: +49 2171 72 12 0 Fax: +49 2171 72 12 40 Email: info@luxelements.de www.luxelements.com


Background briefi ng Lux Elements was founded in 1945 in Rade- beul, Saxony, Germany. Thomas Lux is the son of the founder Herbert Lux, and has been the managing director since 1975. In 1996 Rolf Longrée also became a managing director.


Main products Lux Elements is an experienced specialist in the production of polystyrene hard foam and in processing products for the sanitary and wellness markets. Our emphasis is on: wall cladding, fl oor structures, bathroom upgrad- ing and wellness facilities. Lux Elements is able to produce individual concepts and pre- fabricated elements for health resorts and leisure facilities. The company produces solu- tions according to customer specifi cations, including wet areas. These can be individ- ual or serial productions.


Additional products In addition to the customised individual con- cepts, we offer a range of standard products made of hard foam support material. These comprise fl ush with the fl oor shower bases, including draining systems; rounded shower facilities, such as round and curved showers; tileable washstands; bath surrounds; pre- fabricated steamroom constructions; and decorative elements like columns and fountains.


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Where in the world? Lux Elements distributes its products in around 30 countries throughout Europe, Central Asia, North America, Russia and the Ukraine.


Lux Elements specialise in polystyrene hard foam


Unique selling points Our company advantage is the fact that we produce items from one single source, ensur- ing that a constantly high quality of product is guaranteed. All the processing steps, from the production of the hard foam up to the fi nished product ready for tiling, take place at our own Lux Elements factory. This also allows a high degree of fl exibility. Besides specifi c customised solutions and special designs, the needs of the market and new trends can also be accounted for relatively quickly. Another strength of Lux Elements is the implemen- tation of global standards based on our long years of experience in the sector.


Plans for 2012 In 2012 we will be working on projects in Stockholm in Sweden, Warsaw in Poland and Istanbul in Turkey. Although we will not be creating any new products for the spa and wellness sector, we will be providing specifi c customer-made solutions and therefore pro- ducing new projects on a regular basis. Our overall goals this year are to establish


stronger relations in India and China and to enter new markets in Kazakhstan.


2012 trade shows Swissbau, Basel, Switzerland; BUDMA, Poznan, Poland; KOK Austria, Wels, Austria; VSK, Utrecht, the Netherlands; Ideobain, Paris, France; Batibouw, Brussels, Belgium; kbb 2012, Birmingham, UK; SHK, Essen, Ger- many; Aqua Salon, Moscow, Russia; IFH/ Intherm, Nürnberg, Germany; Interbad, Stutt- gart, Germany; Salon Piscine, Lyon, France.


Who’s who? Rolf Longrée, managing director; Marco Lutz, export director.


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