Participation in 'Interzum 2023,' the World's Largest Furniture Materials Exhibition

LX Hausys announced on the 10th that it will target the European furniture film market by participating in 'Interzum,' the world's largest furniture materials exhibition. Furniture films are finishing materials applied to the surface of plywood, a furniture material, to express various designs.


From the 9th to the 12th, LX Hausys will showcase over 70 types of eco-friendly and high-performance furniture films at 'Interzum 2023' held in Cologne, Germany. Interzum is a furniture materials exhibition that started in 1959, and this year, about 1,600 companies are participating, making it the largest event since the COVID-19 pandemic.


LX Hausys Exhibition Hall

LX Hausys Exhibition Hall

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At this exhibition, LX Hausys introduced for the first time a customized product for the European market, which values eco-friendliness and resource recycling: the 'Bio Shield Recycle Furniture Film.' This product maximizes eco-friendliness by mixing plant-extracted raw materials even in the surface coating layer. Design-differentiated film products are also attracting attention.


LX Hausys increased the size of its exhibition booth by 30% compared to previous years, creating a separate space where visitors can view the exhibited products and receive consultations immediately. Aggressive sales activities are underway, including meetings with the top 5 European furniture companies.



LX Hausys is currently engaged in fierce competition with Japanese companies in Europe, the world's largest furniture film market. The company plans to continue increasing its market share through this exhibition. An LX Hausys official stated, "ESG-related products are receiving great attention at this exhibition," adding, "In the future, we will expand our supply to European furniture companies focusing on earth-friendly products and high-performance premium products, thereby increasing our market share."


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