Lippert Components, Inc. returns to the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf with a large exhibition space dedicated to camper and caravan manufacturers worldwide.
From Aug. 26-Sept. 3, the latest generation of motorhomes, caravans and campervans will be showcased in 16 halls. At the 62nd Caravan Salon, Lippert will unveil its latest innovations and caravanning components for the upcoming season and beyond.
In addition to the numerous products featured at the stand, such as doors, steps, beds, pop-up roofs, and in-vehicle electronics management and control systems, there will be a dedicated area called the “Vision Room.” This reservation-based space is exclusively designed for Lippert’s esteemed customers, offering a display of some of the brand’s innovative concepts, along with a presentation of its ideas, plans and visions for the future of international caravanning.
Caravan Salon is the highlight of the year for Lippert in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa) and a meeting point for its customers and guests from all continents. During the trade fair, more than 235,000 caravanning fans from 72 countries will be perusing 736 exhibitors from 34 countries in 16 exhibition halls.
In 2016, Lippert began to focus its attention and resources in the European Caravanning Market, acquiring some of the most successful companies in the industry. Headquartered in Tuscany, Italy, Lippert’s manufacturing capabilities include entry door manufacturing and lamination, bed lifts, pop-up roofs for camper vans, slide-outs, table legs, TV brackets, bike carriers, entry steps, blinds and flyscreens. Ever advancing in this market, Lippert has expanded into the Netherlands by acquiring the Dutch Polyplastic group of entities, which specialize in producing window-system solutions for the Caravanning and Equestrian industries and cooling door-system solutions for the retail industry. Most recently, Lippert acquired the German brand Schaudt, a manufacturer of power management, battery chargers and electronic control systems. In 2023, Schaudt rebranded to Lippert.
