FLANDERS FLOORING DAYS 2025
BUILDING ON STRONG GROWTH
With a record number of exhibitors already confirmed, Flanders Flooring Days, from 2 – 5 June in Belgium, looks set to be the biggest yet. Here, we shine a spotlight on what’s in store.
This June, Flanders will once again set the stage for Flanders Flooring Days. Over 100 international brands will present their latest flooring innovations – both at The Hub in Kortrijk Xpo and in the showrooms of participating companies across the region. In addition to extra participants, the organisers are also unveiling the final sustainability programme.
What started out as an ambitious initiative by seven leading names in the industry – Belysse, Balta, AW, Beaulieu, Unilin, COREtec and Lano – has today grown into an international meeting point for the flooring sector. As founding partners, all these companies will be present with stands at The Hub as well as in their own on-site showrooms. The event will also host more than 70 additional flooring manufacturers. All participating companies are based in Europe and/or stand out for their focus on R&D, design or sustainability. Over the course of four days, retailers, wholesalers and specifiers will gain a comprehensive insight into the latest developments in the flooring world.
EXHIBITOR LIST CONTINUES TO GROW
Flanders Flooring Days has already attracted an impressive line-up of participants, with well-known names such as Alsa Flooring, Best Wool Carpets and CFL Flooring. Several notable newcomers have now been added to the list.
Tarkett joins as a specialist in both hard and soft flooring for public buildings and sports facilities and will be treating visitors to a first look at a brand-new product. Kronotex by Swiss Krono will showcase its high-quality laminate flooring made from sustainable timber. Also joining is Uny Group, known for its broad range of luxury vinyl tiles and bespoke collections. And for those with a passion for oriental and contemporary rugs, Rezas is must-see. Tapisa, a leading Spanish player in yarn dyeing for carpets and rugs, is also choosing to take part in Flanders Flooring Days.
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FULL SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED
Sustainability takes centre stage at the fourth Flanders Flooring Days event, with a highlight being the European research project CISUFLO, a collaboration between Centexbel and 18 European partners. This marks the final event of a multi-year research programme into circular flooring solutions for carpet, vinyl and laminate. Visitors will be the first to see the results during Flanders Flooring Days, both at the CISUFLO stand (no. 209) and in dedicated seminars featuring speakers from Centexbel and RWTH Aachen University.
The broader sustainability programme has also now been finalised. Various strategists and academics will explore how to embed circularity in business models and how to bring customers on board. Several companies – including founding partners Beaulieu and Unilin – will also share their insights into the circularity of laminate, vinyl and carpet. The full programme, including all sessions and speakers, is available on the Flanders Flooring Days website here.
https://www.flandersflooringdays.com/en/discov- er-the-event/programme/?filterDay=03062025
FREE REGISTRATION AND SHUTTLE SERVICE
Flanders Flooring Days is all about the experience. In a welcoming and inspiring setting with a touch of Flemish flair, visitors will discover not only the latest flooring trends, but also the people and stories behind them. What makes the concept unique is the combination of the central showfloor – The Hub at Kortrijk Xpo – and personal showroom visits at company locations. To make the experience as smooth as possible, a free shuttle service will be available to transport visitors between The Hub and the showrooms.
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