What does the carpentry, blinds, and closures market have in store for you in 2025? The new-build crisis, energy renovation of homes, new MaPrimeRenov' rules, PMCB REP, eco-modulation, electronic invoicing, Artibat, etc.
Because professionals in the sector, caught up in their daily lives, do not necessarily have the time to keep up to date with market news, the latest political announcements, and regulatory developments, the ELCIA Group is helping to simplify their lives with the 2nd edition of its guide "What does the Joinery, Blinds, and Closures sector have in store for you in 2025?"!
30 pages to summarize the major issues that will impact the daily lives of carpenters in 2025 around 5 chapters:
- 2025, the year of all dangers for the building industry?
- Will the new construction crisis continue?
- Energy renovation at the heart of all issues
- Windows, doors, shutters, blinds: the activity in detail
- The regulations to be observed
- Events not to be missed in 2025
In short: no need to go looking for information, it comes directly to you!
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Legalstart and Orus join forces to simplify access to professional insurance for entrepreneurs
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StockPro unveils its CSR strategy and launches its reuse impact indicators at its Green Breakfast
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Orisha strengthens its position in the construction industry by acquiring Advae, the result of the merger of Finalcad and Wizzcad
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Nemetschek Group unveils its vision for deploying artificial intelligence for every stage of the building lifecycle
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Clovis raises 2 million euros to transform construction site management and accelerate its international deployment
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Graphisoft brings a new dimension to architecture by launching new features on BIMX and BIMCloud
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