About us – LÜCO Messebau Hilden
LÜCO INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION STAND CONSTRUCTION
HILDEN SITE
You will find us in Hilden, on the outskirts of Düsseldorf.
Strategically located close to the trade fair cities of Cologne, Düsseldorf, Essen and Dortmund.
Our warehouse holds an extensive stock of exhibition equipment together with the matching system components. The two LÜCO partners in Hilden and Norderstedt have a combined hall area of around 14,000 m², of which 3,000 m² are in Hilden.
We manufacture every component of your exhibition stand in-house. For this we have our own joinery, metalworking shop and electrical department, as well as a design and graphics department.
PROFESSIONAL EXECUTION BACKED BY SUBSTANTIAL CAPACITY
The aluminium system we use is based on a range of basic profiles that can be combined modularly in different configurations. Combined with conventional stand construction, this opens up almost unlimited possibilities. The skill, the flexibility and the technical means to adapt to virtually any client requirement – whatever the industry – are the challenge of our daily work. We are committed to playing our part in protecting natural resources: the stand system we use is deployed many times over, the chipboard from the cladding is collected and recycled, and the floor covering is sent for thermal recovery.
Our history
Since 1924 – from a small joinery to an international exhibition stand builder.
On 19 March 1924, Hinrich Lüdemann founds a joinery on Hökertwiete in Garstedt/Norderstedt.
Born 25 April 1897, died 11 January 1956.
The order for the first exhibition stand at Interkama shapes the company's history decisively. From this point on, exhibition stand construction takes centre stage. Extensive advertising – still done by hand back then, without social media – brings the hoped-for success. The realignment is complete.
At the transport exhibition in Munich, an 8,000-tonne freighter is partially recreated.
LÜCO establishes an operation in Hilden. LÜCO Internationaler Messebau Süd-West GmbH is founded under the management of Rohlfs' daughter Susanne Eichhorn, who later steps back from the management for family reasons.
Son-in-law Joachim Goers takes over the management of the Norderstedt operation.
With Georg Rohlfs (second from left) in Norderstedt.
