2027 Russia Building Materials Exhibition (sbweek)

Exhibition Date: February 16–19, 2027
Venue: Novosibirsk Exhibition Center – Stantsionnaya St, 104, Novosibirsk, Novosibirskaya oblast', Russia, 630071
Organizer: Tcentr Akspo
Frequency: Annual
Exhibition Area: 44,000 sqm
Visitors: 50,000
Participating Companies & Brands: 750

The geographic location of this international building materials exhibition in Russia facilitates the development of efficient logistics chains. Participating in the exhibition provides rapid access to the region and its market, allowing exhibitors to capture the attention of leading developers. This forum and exhibition brings together government organizations, major developers and contractors, manufacturers and suppliers of building materials and equipment, architects and designers, planners, and managers.

Siberian Building Week is the most important and largest platform for the building materials market in Russia and the Far East. The exhibition is designed to cover all building materials, enabling exhibitors to successfully connect with Russian import traders, builders, developers, and other buyers. Here, you will meet all the key players in Russia's building materials industry. The Siberian Building Week exhibition comprehensively showcases product information and market demand in the construction sector.

Building Materials & Structures: Steel structures, concrete additives, wall insulation materials, high-performance roofing materials, wood processing.

Interior Decoration & Finishing: High-end tiles and stone, flooring and carpets, door and window systems, paint and wallpaper, smart home decoration.

HVAC & Engineering Systems: HVAC ventilation and cooling systems, water supply pipes, smart lighting, elevators and automation control systems.

Construction Machinery & Tools: Construction tools, measuring equipment, handling and construction auxiliary machinery.

Green & Digital Construction: Building digital management software (BIM), environmentally friendly and energy-efficient building technologies, factory-prefabricated modular buildings.