Brands such as Blum, Grass, Emuca, Hettich, Titus, Salice, Verdú, Plastimodul, and Italiana Ferramenta will lead an exhibition offering that will exceed 12,000 square meters dedicated exclusively to furniture hardware and components.
València, June 17, 2026.- The hardware sector will once again take a leading role at the next edition of Maderalia 2026, to be held from November 10 to 13 at Feria Valencia alongside FIMMA. The specialized biennial continues to progress at a strong pace in terms of commercial activity and has already confirmed the participation of some of the most prominent companies on the international stage, consolidating a benchmark offering for furniture manufacturers, carpentry businesses, distributors, interior designers, architects, and habitat industry professionals.
The next edition of Maderalia will feature one of the most complete and highly qualified representations of the furniture hardware and components sector in recent years. The event has succeeded in bringing together companies that are leaders in innovation, technology, and the development of functional solutions for furniture, creating a unique showcase for discovering the trends shaping the evolution of the industry.
Among the companies already confirmed are internationally renowned names such as Blum, Grass, Hettich, Emuca, Titus, Salice, Italiana Ferramenta, and Sugatsune, businesses that are at the forefront of developing opening and closing systems, hinges, runners, drawers, lift systems, organization solutions, and smart mechanisms for contemporary furniture. Joining them will also be highly respected companies in this field such as GTV, Inther, Joaquín Verdú, Plastimodul, Vibo, Scilm, Tecnoinox, and Donati, creating one of the most comprehensive offerings on the market.
These brands will be present at Maderalia either directly or through the participation of top-level distributors and operators such as Mondragón and Goyanes, who will provide professional visitors with broad access to international brands and specialized solutions. Thanks to this combination of leading manufacturers and major distributors, Maderalia will once again become the key meeting point for firsthand knowledge of the innovations transforming the furniture and interior design sectors.
The strategic importance of hardware within the habitat industry has grown steadily over recent years, becoming one of the sector’s main drivers of innovation. Indeed, hardware and components constitute the functional essence of furniture—the elements that determine how it opens, moves, is organized, and interacts with the user.
The evolution of modern furniture cannot be understood without the advances developed by this sector. Soft-close systems, handleless openings, lift mechanisms, pull-out solutions, home automation, smart equipment, and new interior organization systems have revolutionized spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms, wardrobes, and contract furnishings, providing higher levels of comfort, ergonomics, design, and efficiency.
As a result, hardware manufacturers have become a true technological spearhead for the entire furniture industry value chain. Their developments set many of the trends later adopted by manufacturers, designers, and specifiers in their projects, making this segment one of the most dynamic and innovative in the entire habitat industry.
The strong business response generated by the event will allow the specialized hardware and components area to reach a significant scale within Maderalia. Organizers forecast exceeding 12,000 square meters of exhibition space dedicated exclusively to this sector. This growth confirms both the excellent momentum currently enjoyed by the industry and Maderalia’s consolidation as one of Europe’s leading commercial platforms for manufacturers, distributors, and specifiers specializing in furniture components.
As a result, the next edition of FIMMA + Maderalia will strengthen its role as the major international gathering for the wood, furniture, and carpentry industries in the Mediterranean region, bringing together the entire value chain of a sector that continues to invest in innovation, technology, and internationalization as engines of growth.
