Woodworking Minsk

The “Woodworking (Деревообработка) Minsk” is an international trade fair held annually and exclusively aimed at professionals from the wood and furniture industries. Organized by Minskexpo—one of the most renowned exhibition organizers in Belarus with decades of experience in hosting specialized industry events—the fair is firmly established as a key meeting point for the wood processing sector in Eastern Europe. With its clear focus, targeted professional audience, and regular autumn schedule, it plays a central role in the industry’s calendar.

The event takes place at the modern Football Manege in Minsk, a centrally located and well-equipped exhibition center in the Belarusian capital. As an economic and cultural hub with a well-developed infrastructure, Minsk provides an ideal setting for this specialized trade event.

Woodworking Minsk covers a wide range of topics along the entire value chain of wood processing. The focus is on machinery, technologies, and equipment for both primary and secondary wood processing, including sawing, milling, drilling, and sanding machines. This is complemented by a selection of specialized tools—ranging from cutters and saws to sharpening machines—as well as solutions for their production and maintenance. The exhibition also includes furniture fittings, hinges, drawer systems, handles, and other accessories tailored to furniture manufacturers and interior designers.

Another key area of the fair is dedicated to panel materials such as MDF, chipboard, OSB, as well as veneers, laminates, and decorative surfaces. In addition, services from the fields of forestry, logistics, technical engineering, and support are showcased, offering solutions that enhance industrial wood processing operations.

A distinctive feature of the exhibition is the opportunity to see machinery and equipment in live operation. These hands-on demonstrations allow professionals to assess and compare the performance of different technologies in real time—an invaluable advantage when making investment decisions.

The exhibition also features an innovative section focused on environmental technologies, renewable energy, and biomass utilization. Central to this area are sustainable solutions, including waste recycling, resource recovery, and technologies for the production and use of biofuels.

Woodworking Minsk stands out for its clear specialization, technical depth, and its unique combination of tradition and innovation. For companies in wood processing, furniture machinery manufacturing, and related sectors, it offers an essential platform that not only reflects current developments but also provides insights into future industry trends.

The Woodworking takes place annually, and therefore for the 31st time previsibly in October 2026 in Minsk.