Conference
ConferenceConstruction & Building
Congress Centre Frankfurt
Date
March 15, 2027
to March 19, 2027
Location
法兰克福, 德国
Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 160327 Frankfurt a. M. Germany
Organizer
德国法兰克福展览公司
About This Event
The Frankfurt Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Exhibition - Frankfurt Bathroom Exhibition (ISH) in Germany is the largest and most renowned exhibition for the global sanitary ware and heating industry. It showcases the world's most advanced bathrooms, serving as an indispensable stage for innovative building concepts. It not only provides more exhibition opportunities for manufacturers and trade visitors but also attracts a large number of architects, engineers, and related industry experts and scholars. All technologies related to building systems are increasingly focused on adhering to new rules for energy saving and resource protection.
The dual transformation of digitalization and sustainable development is accelerating industrial change. As the world's leading HVAC and kitchen and bathroom trade show, ISH gathers unprecedented innovations, covering new-generation heating and air conditioning systems, smart water management solutions, and other fields, attracting 163,157 professional visitors from 150 countries and regions to Frankfurt, Germany, to jointly shape the future of the market.
Wolfgang Marzin, President of Messe Frankfurt, stated: "The atmosphere at this exhibition was enthusiastic, the halls were bustling, and discussions were deep and forward-looking. ISH is indeed a global industry barometer – 72% of exhibitors came from outside Germany, and the enthusiasm of professional visitors fully confirms this."
The Frankfurt Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning Exhibition - Frankfurt Bathroom Exhibition (ISH) welcomed exhibitors from over 50 countries, covering heating, refrigeration, air treatment, smart building control, sustainable bathroom design, and installation solutions, among other areas. To facilitate visitors in efficiently obtaining the latest industry trends, ISH adopted [description truncated, likely continues about a new approach].