Much that is new for Cologne

The company offers a wide and varied spectrum of resin garden furniture, which positions it as a supplier at the high end of the market. “Consequently our products are sold exclusively through garden centres and DIY stores, not discounters or hypermarkets,” says managing director Mark Kapteyn.
The Classixx tables have a metal plate in the centre for hot dishes.
Allibert Nederland will be presenting the new Techno range at this year's Spoga trade fair. The dining chair is elegant in design, combining the functionality of resin with the look and feel of wood: it has wooden inlays in arms, seat and back. The matching table is available in two sizes – 100 x 160 cm (six persons) and 100 x 100 cm (four persons) - and there is a choice of two colours for the series: white or anthracite grey.
The new, elegantly designed Techno range.
Eleven other new ranges will also be presented at Cologne. These include Spirit with its 105 x 170 cm table, which has two extension leaves to give a length of either 230 cm or 290 cm. The design of the chair puts special emphasis on seating comfort. The chairs are stackable into the bargain. The series is available in four colours (white, dark green, marine blue and dark grey).
The Dutch company's plans for the future will focus on new products and materials, for as Marc Kapteyn explains, “Within the mother company, Keter Plastics, Allibert Nederland's aim is to be the brand that stands for novelties in the field of resin garden furniture.”
The chairs in the Spirit series are stackable.
Allibert Nederland, which has its headquarters at Rijen, is a stand-alone company that acts independently of Allibert Group in France. The Dutch company is responsible for its own marketing, logistics and customer service, in addition to having a sales organisation with representation in Benelux, France, Spain, Portugal, United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Scandinavia. The garden furniture is manufactured in ISO certified factories in the Netherlands.