DOMOTEX NEWS 08


IN BRIEF


You came in your thousands but few would have had the time to explore absolutely everything the expo had to offer. So, here are a few game-changing products you may have missed


Words | World Show Media staff Photography | Various


KÖNIG FINDS ITS TOUCH


Heinrich König & Co KG’s portfolio went beyond the wide range of fi llers for which they are known to include retouching materials, spray lacquers and products for both maintenance


TOOL-FREE OPTION FOR SKIRTING BOARDS


and cleaning. It also used the show to unveil its IF-139 PLUS. This is an improved version of its permanent fi ller and one suitable for


industrial production and also


smaller wood processing businesses. It can remove fl aws instantly - on literally everything from solid wood and veneer to wooden composites, chipboard, MDF and even plastic. Hall 13, Stand F52 | heinrichkoenig.de


Karl Pedross AG unveiled Clipstar Fast, a new clip-in, tool-free system for installing skirting boards, one they are confi dent will break records when it comes to installation speeds. Pedross, a South Tyrolean master carpenter, formed the company in 1956 but it wasn’t until the 1970s that he decided to focus completely on natural wood skirting boards. That decision paved the way for success after success that has continued to the present day. Hall 13, Stand E23 | pedross.com/en


START-UP TAKES THE CUSTOM ROUTE


MEFO FLOOR a start-up specialising in high-quality fl oor coverings made its debut in Hannover with a range of exhibits, including a special combination of a fl oor confi gurator and in-house surface fi nishing that allows it to off er thousands of customised fl oors. Its focus is on premium solid oak parquet fl oors in various designs, Hall 12, Stand D45 | mefofl oor.de


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