Knauf

Knauf is a global, family-owned company founded in 1932 by brothers Alfons and Karl Knauf. Headquartered in Iphofen, Germany, it has become one of the leading manufacturers of construction materials and industrial plastics, operating in over 60 countries with around 150 production facilities and 26,000 employees. The company specializes in a variety of building materials, including gypsum boards, plasters, thermal insulation systems, and ceiling solutions. Knauf is known for its innovative approaches in plasterboard technology and drylining construction methods. Additionally, through Knauf Insulation, it produces various insulation products, such as glass and rock mineral wool. The Knauf Industries division focuses on molded parts made from cellular resins and serves multiple sectors, including automotive, food packaging, and HVAC. Knauf is committed to quality and innovation, maintaining a strong presence in both construction and industrial markets worldwide.