LUBDOM

The LUBDOM exhibition in Lublin, Poland — also known as Targi Budowlane LUBDOM — is one of the largest and most important construction and home building trade fairs in Eastern Poland, serving as a comprehensive meeting place for professionals and homeowners interested in building, renovation, interior finishing and sustainable design. Organised by Targi Lublin S.A., the event attracts manufacturers, suppliers, designers, architects, builders and consumers alike to explore a wide range of products and services that span the full building lifecycle.

LUBDOM’s exhibition floor features an extensive selection of building materials, structural components, installation systems, roofing, façades and finishing products, alongside doors, windows, smart home technologies and energy-efficient solutions. In addition to core construction offerings, the fair also includes zones dedicated to interior décor, furniture, accessories, lighting and garden solutions, creating a one-stop environment where visitors can find inspiration and practical options for both residential projects and commercial developments

A distinctive feature of LUBDOM is its appeal to a diverse audience — from industry experts and commercial buyers to DIY homeowners seeking ideas and hands-on solutions. Exhibitors present not only products but also technical expertise and practical advice, making the event valuable for project planning, renovation decision-making and sourcing quality suppliers. The fair’s thematic breadth reflects current market trends such as passive building methods, smart design and renewable energy integration, which are increasingly important in modern construction practices.

In addition to the trade exhibition, LUBDOM often runs associated programmes and features, including design showcases and educational components that connect visitors with architects and specialists. These elements support professional networking and enable knowledge exchange between sector stakeholders — from suppliers and contractors to design professionals and end users.