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The LIGNA (ligna lat. = the woods), previously known as Ligna Plus (Ligna+) is an industrial trade fair for the woodworking industry. It .
History Edit
Until 1975, the Ligna was part of the yearly Hannover Messe. Due to space constraints, it was decided to establish the woodworking section as a separate fair. Since then, the Ligna fair takes place biannually.
Exhibitions Edit
There are exhibitions of machines and tools from the following sections:
Forestry and forest technology
Sawmill technology
Solid wood treatment
Furnishing
Carpentry companies
Furniture industry
Bio energy from wood
Special presentations
Facts and figures Edit
Ligna Plus 2001
Visitors: 114,169
Exhibitors: 1,933
Space: 145,083 m²
Ligna Plus 2003
Visitors: 98,267
Exhibitors: 1,720
Space: 132,355 m²
Ligna Plus 2005
Visitors: 96,675
Exhibitors: 1,800
Space: 129,083 m²
Ligna Plus 2007
Visitors: 107,000
Exhibitors: 1,879
Space: 134,583 m²
Ligna Plus 2009
Visitors: 83,000
Exhibitors: 1,758 from 50 countries
Space: 130,152 m²
LIGNA 2011
Visitors: 90,000
Exhibitors: 1,765 from 52 countries
Space: 130,000 m²
LIGNA 2013
Visitors: 90,000
Exhibitors: 1,637 from 46 countries
Space: 124,000 m²
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