Forscher will Participate in the 2025 China Windoor Facade Expo, a variety of new door and window equipment will be launched for the first time, helping the high-quality development of the industry!

The 31st China Windoor Facade Expo is officially scheduled to be held in Guangzhou from March 11-13, 2025. Industry pioneers will jointly explore how to maintain competitiveness in the global construction market and release more new architectural designs, new products, new materials, new technologies.

The company was founded in 2012. Its main products are: fire smoke exhaust windows, window openers, and skylights. After more than ten years of ups and downs, it has first set up direct sales offices in 5 cities across the country and sales agencies in 10 cities, making it more complete. To provide customers with more convenient services, recent main achievements: Beijing Airport T2 Terminal, Pudong Airport, Linyi Airport, Hainan Wenchang Rocket Launch Base, etc. Customers are welcome to write to discuss cooperation.

In the 30th China Windoor Facade Expo, Forscher has brought a variety of new door and window equipment through continuous research and development and innovation: high-definition and high-transparency new generation window screens, aluminum window screens, metal screens, etc.

In today's fiercely competitive market environment, innovation has become the key to the survival and development of enterprises. The release of every new product is not just a commercial event, but also a profound insight into and response to market and consumer needs. Forscher will explore new possibilities in 2025 and bring more creative and practical products to the market. Professionals in the door, window and curtain wall industry are welcomed to come to China Windoor Facade Expo.

Event Name: The 31st China Window Door Facade Expo

Event Dates: March 11 to 13, 2025

Event Venue: Poly World Trade Center, Guangzhou, China

Event Theme: One-Stop Solution for All Facade, Window and Door Needs

Event scale: 100,000㎡

Co-Located Event: Alpha Forum of Architecture