The exhibition hall plan provides visitors with a quick and convenient overview of the three defined product zones at this year’s interzum 2017


Congress Centre North 08


VISITING INTERZUM 2017 FACTS AND FIGURES


interzum has established itself as the world’s leading trade fair for furniture production and interior design. This is where the most important business is conducted and momentum for the global furniture supply industry is created. One of the features of this trade fair is the highly international character of the exhibitors. The trade fair not only connects the local markets, but it also drives internationalization of furniture production and interior fi ttings.


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GETTING CONNECTED Entrance North


Piazza Halle | Hall 10.2 Materials & Nature


Piazza Halle | Hall 10.1 Textile & Machinery


MATCHMAKING365 NETWORKING TOOL MATCHMAKING365.COM


As a visitor to interzum 2017, the must-have tool for networking is Matchmaking365. You can gain valuable business contacts, benefi t from accurate and up-to- date information, make the most of some great offers and schedule your meetings ahead of the event – all done from the convenience of your offi ce desk or via the mobile app.


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Textile and Machinery


Machinery for upholstery and bedding, Upholstery materials, upholstery accessories, cover fabrics and leather. Hallen | Halls 09, 10.1, 11.1, 12.1


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