Construction'25

Visitors and exhibitors will meet at eye level

The BYGGERI fair is Denmark's largest trade fair for building materials and is held every two years at MESSE C in Fredericia. Behind the BYGGERI fair is Danske Byggecentre, which is the trade organization for the country's building centers, lumberyards and DIY stores. The BYGGERI fair is arranged in collaboration with approx. 300 suppliers, who - spread over approx. 28.000 sq m. - exhibit products and solutions, and the fair is visited by construction professionals from all over the country.

Number of people: 25.519
Place: Halls A, C, D, E & the conference

Several are already ready for BYGGERI'27

After four intense days where architects and other designers as well as constructors, students and craftsmen from across the industry gathered to look at products, solutions and news from around 300 exhibitors, the conclusion was clear: Climate, sustainability and documentation were at the top of the agenda at BYGGERI'25.

Among visitors and exhibitors, it was common ground that it is especially the opportunity to meet at eye level that makes the Construction Fair the place to be. Several exhibitors have already wanted to book a stand at BYGGERI'27.

From March 18 to 21, MESSE C was buzzing with exhibitors and visitors. The exhibitors' beautiful and informative stands were ready, the exhibitors themselves were in place, and the many visitors filled the halls with curiosity and collegial chats with the suppliers for the construction.

Eye level is crucial

"We are very satisfied. The message from visitors and exhibitors so far is that the opportunity for contractors and suppliers to talk to each other at eye level is the alpha and omega of the fair. At the same time, it was clear that climate, sustainability and documentation are at the top of the agenda for visitors. It has become everyday life in construction," says Palle Thomsen, CEO of Danske Byggecentre, which organizes the fair.

There was also great interest in the seminars and Master's Hour at BYGGERI'25 that dealt with climate, renovation and documentation requirements. This included the Renoverprisen panel debate with Søren Tscherning, among others, who focused on the recycling of building elements and the use of biogenic materials in the construction of the future, as well as the Master's Hour on new climate requirements 2025 - what does it mean for professional contractors? With Anders Sørensen, sustainability manager at Enemærke & Petersen.

More people have registered for BYGGERI'27

"It is clear to us that it is unique when we can bring together the entire industry to look at, try and discuss the latest materials, products and solutions and at the same time offer seminars etc. with professionally relevant knowledge from some of the industry's most competent players," says Palle Thomsen, who promises to repeat the concept in 2027, and he also says that several of the largest exhibitors have already committed to participating in BYGGERI'27.