Knauf

In the early 1970s, the group's internationalization began and continues to this day. Currently, the group manufactures and offers its products in all European countries. There are also factories in North and South America, the CIS countries, Turkey, China, and Indonesia.

The product range includes traditional gypsum board panels, plasters for interior and exterior work, as well as glass fiber or polystyrene insulation materials. Machinery for the transportation of materials is also produced to ensure the logistics of construction projects.

The versatile range also includes gypsum fiber boards for walls and floors, as well as various ceiling systems, the essential components of which are mineral fiber boards, gypsum board panels, or metal panels.

This decision was based on the acquisition of a glass fiber manufacturer in Shelbyville, USA in 1978.

Today, the production of glass and stone wool insulation materials is becoming increasingly important. Knauf can boast 30 years of experience in glass wool production in North America. In the past five years, 10 glass and stone wool factories have also been acquired in Europe, and investments have been made in the construction of new factories in Eastern Europe and Russia.

Stable and convincing growth, as well as the acquisition of the Danish company DANOGIPS and the Norwegian company NORGIPS in 1992 and 2004, respectively, have allowed the Knauf group to further expand its market position. Currently, the annual capacity of more than 40 factories exceeds 1 billion square meters.

The range of gypsum, lime, and cement plasters offers the highest level of technical solutions for interior and exterior construction.