Knauf
DEOur first account and still the largest. Board, profile, screw, tape and compound as one warranted system.
12 lines in the catalogue 01Direct accounts
Fifty-four mills,
no middle margin.
Every line on this site comes off a direct manufacturer account. No buying group, no importer in between — which is where the tier pricing comes from.
The accounts
Who we buy from.
Filter by trade group. The count against each name is the lines shown on this site, not the depth we actually hold.
Atlas
PLThe largest Polish dry-mix maker. Adhesives, screeds, skims and ETICS chemistry — the working backbone of almost every site we supply.
9 lines in the catalogue 02Ceresit
PLHenkel's site chemistry — CM 17, CE 40 and CL 51 are the adhesives, grouts and tanking most Polish tilers default to.
7 lines in the catalogue 03Tubądzin
PLOur deepest porcelain account. Torano is still the most specified marble-effect floor in Polish residential.
5 lines in the catalogue 04Arbiton
PLRigid-core SPC and acoustic underlay, made in Wrocław. The Amaron range is what most Polish fitters reach for when a floor has to be genuinely waterproof.
4 lines in the catalogue 05Ceramika Paradyż
PLOpoczno-based porcelain and wall ceramics, and one of the two mills we hold calibrated batches with for long programmes.
4 lines in the catalogue 06DRE
PLInterior door programmes from Gniezno, including the flush non-rebated Galeria range with concealed frames.
4 lines in the catalogue 07Egger
DEAustrian-German laminate and the deepest decor range we stock. Aqua+ cores are why it goes into kitchens.
4 lines in the catalogue 08Porta
PLThe most specified interior door in Polish developer handover. Adjustable casings cover any wall build-up.
4 lines in the catalogue 09Rockwool
PLA1 non-combustible stone wool. Frontrock is the route to a non-combustible façade above 25 m.
4 lines in the catalogue 10Śnieżka
PLLubaczów paints and fillers. The value emulsion and the Acryl-Putz skim that finishes to Q4.
4 lines in the catalogue 11Dulux
PLAkzoNobel's Polish range. EasyCare is the Class 1 scrub that survives rental turnover without a repaint.
3 lines in the catalogue 12Swiss Krono
PLŻary-made laminate. AC5 at a 7 mm price point is the sharpest wear-class-per-złoty we list.
3 lines in the catalogue 13Tikkurila
FIFinnish paints with M1 emission certification and the Symphony tinting deck.
3 lines in the catalogue 14Austrotherm
ATAustrian EPS and XPS. The XPS TOP boards are the plinth and inverted-roof specification where water and load meet.
2 lines in the catalogue 15Barlinek
PLEngineered oak milled in Kielce, with a 3.6 mm wear layer that takes two sandings across a building's life.
2 lines in the catalogue 16Blachotrapez
PLModular and trapezoidal steel roofing. Short panels ship flat and go up a ladder in one pair of hands, which wins refurbishments.
2 lines in the catalogue 17Braas
PLConcrete roof tiles at volume, with a thirty-year guarantee and the fittings range to close a roof out properly.
2 lines in the catalogue 18Cerrad
PLLarge-format sintered slabs up to 120 × 280. We lend the handling frames and suction rig with the order.
2 lines in the catalogue 19Cersanit
PLThe volume porcelain line for developer fit-out — honest prints, straight edges, priced to cover whole estates.
2 lines in the catalogue 20Classen
PLLaminate from Nowogrodziec with the Megaloc joint, including the Aqua Protect edge treatment.
2 lines in the catalogue 21Isover
PLSaint-Gobain glass wool. Super-Mata at lambda 0.033 is the best value-per-milliwatt we carry.
2 lines in the catalogue 22Magnat
PLPolish emulsions with a strong tinting system. Ceramic is the scrubbable finish for stairwells.
2 lines in the catalogue 23Mapei
ITItalian adhesives and the Ultracolor Plus grout range — 44 shades, three-hour foot traffic.
2 lines in the catalogue 24Opoczno
PLWood-effect gres with real brushed relief — the tile that lets a wet room match the hallway floor.
2 lines in the catalogue 25Rigips
PLSaint-Gobain board. Four tapered edges on the 4PRO, and Habito where a screw has to hold 30 kg.
2 lines in the catalogue 26Ruukki
FIFinnish standing seam and steel rainwater, Pural coated, fifty-year technical guarantee.
2 lines in the catalogue 27Siniat
PLEtex board — the value line for partitions where the specification does not call for more.
2 lines in the catalogue 28Termo Organika
PLPolish EPS at volume. Gold Fasada at lambda 0.031 keeps window reveals workable on a retrofit.
2 lines in the catalogue 29Barański
PLSolid-core veneered doors from Wielkopolska. Where a leaf has to feel like timber rather than a foil-wrapped frame.
1 lines in the catalogue 30Beckers
SESwedish emulsions with Nordic Swan certification — specified when a client's ESG paperwork asks for it.
1 lines in the catalogue 31Caparol
DEGerman emulsions and renders. Samtex 7 is the low-emission Class 1 scrub we put into schools and clinics.
1 lines in the catalogue 32Cedral
BEFibre-cement cladding, A2-s1,d0 and fifty-year guaranteed. The non-combustible façade answer above 25 m.
1 lines in the catalogue 33Creaton
DEGerman clay tiles with noble engobes. Frost class 1 at 150 cycles, which is what a Polish roof actually sees.
1 lines in the catalogue 34Dörken
DEDelta breather membranes. Sd 0.02 and four months of UV exposure, for roofs that sit open longer than planned.
1 lines in the catalogue 35Foliarex
PLPolish roofing membranes — the value alternative to Delta on a straightforward pitched roof.
1 lines in the catalogue 36Galeco
PLPVC and steel rainwater systems in eight standard colours, with a fifteen-year guarantee.
1 lines in the catalogue 37Gerda
PLCertified RC2 steel entrance doors. The security specification for a Polish apartment block entrance.
1 lines in the catalogue 38Invado
PLDecor-foil interior doors at the value end, for rental stock and back-of-house.
1 lines in the catalogue 39Kerrafront
PLPVC-ASA cladding with a concealed clip — the maintenance-free façade for outbuildings and extensions.
1 lines in the catalogue 40Knauf Insulation
DEECOSE bio-bound glass wool, for clients who ask what the binder is made of.
1 lines in the catalogue 41Metalbud Nomet
PLPolish door hardware in PVD finishes, EN 1906 class 3, matched to the door programmes we carry.
1 lines in the catalogue 42Moduleo
NLGlue-down LVT at 0.55 mm wear layer. The commercial floor where a click system would fail.
1 lines in the catalogue 43Nelskamp
DEGerman clay tiles at 20° minimum pitch, for shallower roofs than most clay allows.
1 lines in the catalogue 44Nowa Gala
PLUnglazed technical porcelain, colour through the body. Hospital corridors and logistics offices.
1 lines in the catalogue 45Pol-Skone
PLLublin door programmes with CPL surfaces, sized for adjustable casings.
1 lines in the catalogue 46Pruszyński
PLSteel tile-profile sheet, cut to length. The straightforward metal roof on a straightforward budget.
1 lines in the catalogue 47Quick-Step
BETwo-metre planks at 240 mm with HydroSeal. The laminate that turns up in show apartments.
1 lines in the catalogue 48Recticel
BEPIR at lambda 0.022 — the only way to get a compliant U-value into a 100 mm zone.
1 lines in the catalogue 49Röben
DEClay roof tiles and facing brick, natural red through to engobe.
1 lines in the catalogue 50Stegu
PLDecorative concrete facings for interior and exterior, frost resistant.
1 lines in the catalogue 51Swisspor
PLGraphite-core EPS with a white skin, so a façade can be fixed in full sun without bowing.
1 lines in the catalogue 52Tarkett
SESwedish flooring, TC-Lock jointed, for specifications written around the brand.
1 lines in the catalogue 53Wikęd
PLRC2 steel entrance doors at Ud 0.9, made in Pomerania.
1 lines in the catalogue 54No manufacturer in that group — ask us to open an account.
Where they are
Mostly Polish,
by design.
Thirty-six of the fifty-four mills are in Poland, which is what makes a 24-hour dispatch promise possible. The imported accounts are the ones where nothing domestic does the job — PIR at lambda 0.022, fibre cement rated A2, Finnish standing seam.
- Poland
- 36
- Germany
- 8
- Belgium
- 3
- Finland
- 2
- Sweden
- 2
- Austria
- 1
- Italy
- 1
- Netherlands
- 1