EMERUS at the fair: Bau München 2025
BAU Munich 2025 took place from 13 to 17 January in Munich, attracting more than 2,200 exhibitors and 180,000 fair for architecture, materials and systems focused on sustainable construction, innovations in building materials, energy efficiency and renewable technologies. The main topics were climate-friendly construction, resource efficiency and digitalization in industry.
The fair brought together experts from all over the world, and innovative solutions and the latest trends in construction were presented through exhibitions and expert discussions. BAU 2025 confirmed its position as a key platform for knowledge exchange in the construction industry.
What did we show at our stand?
Visitors to our stand had the opportunity to see exhibition samples of our systems, including some of the most prominent solutions in our offering:
- Window and Door Systems – We provide energy-efficient, safe and aesthetically appealing systems that meet the demands of modern construction projects.
- Sliding systems – Our sliding systems allow for easy space management with high functionality and superior design.
- Lift-and-slide systems – Ideal for large glass surfaces, these systems provide a seamless combination of comfort and elegance.
- Shutters and facades - Our solutions for facades and shutters enable the control of sunlight, improving energy efficiency and protection from external conditions.
- Aluminum Substructures for Solar Panels – We offer high quality substructures that are durable, easy to install and optimal for integrating solar panels into modern building projects.
We thank all visitors for their interest and look forward to future collaborations. If you missed the opportunity to visit us, please feel free to contact us for more information about our products and solutions.
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One interesting thing about the BAU Munich fair is that it has been held every other year since 1964. This fair is one of the largest and most important events in the world of the construction industry, and in recent editions it has attracted more than 2,000 exhibitors and hundreds of thousands of visitors from all over the world. Although the fair is primarily focused on architecture, materials and systems, it is increasingly becoming a platform for presenting innovations in sustainable construction and technologies that shape the future of urban spaces.