Through the integration of Qualfin mark within the LUXMADER group. Qualfin, located in San Diego (USA), has over 25 years’ experience in the industry of wood shades. Luxmader strengthen its sales in the Americas, especially in countries like Mexico, the U.S. or Canada The Spanish company, which already distributes its products in over 50 countries worldwide, continues its international expansion. 

The Spanish company Luxmader, a leading manufacturer of wood shades, will strengthen its presence in the American market by incorporating Qualfin Californian firm within his organization, manufacturer of the industry, with over 25 years’ experience.

As said Juan Borras, Luxmader group manager, "this is a strategic move because, in this way, we can distribute our production much more effectively in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and other South American countries."

Qualfin has positioned along the years, as a leader in wooden Venetian blinds production, and only one left in America completely integral, as it produces slat, paints and makes curtains, features that have been instrumental Luxmader when deciding on the incorporation and bet on these markets.

Luxmader, which has been characterized throughout its 20 years of activity by its spirit of excellence and innovative, see on this operation a unique opportunity to enhance its production capacity and distribution. "This integration will expand our markets and improve the distribution network helping further strengthen global sales," said Borras.

International vocation

Throughout its history, Luxmader has grown and established itself as a world leader in the manufacture of wood shades, supplying its products in more than 50 countries worldwide. In fact, at present, about 90% of its sales come from exports. Major markets include countries such as France, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Estonia, Croatia and Finland in Europe. In the Middle East are also strategic Luxmader Saudi Arabia and UAE, as well as China, Korea and Japan in Asia. In the Americas, the company exports to the United States, Argentina and Brazil, among others.