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THE FUTURE OF WOOD COATINGS
ICRO at SICAM 2025: Sustainable Design and Coatings That Make a Difference
SICAM 2025 once again confirms its importance for the furniture industry: a setting in which ICRO chooses to play a leading role, highlighting at its stand the company’s ability to combine design, performance, and sustainability.
Bitech solutions for outdoor wood protection
In recent years, there has been a growing interest among consumers in outdoor furniture. This trend reflects a widespread desire to make greater use of outdoor spaces, turning them into true extensions of the home, focused on comfort, design, and conviviality.
LIGNA 2025: ICRO presents new wood coating technologies!
Innovation, sustainability and sensoriality at the heart of Salone del Mobile 2025
Between sustainability, technology and aesthetic refinement, this year’s proposals outline a clear path towards an increasingly conscious and innovative design.
ICRO free formaldehyde for over 10 years
DIY, TREND OR SUSTAINABLE CHOICE?
A week full of events between Sicam and Beauty to Business
ICRO together with employees for the territory
ICRO together with employees for the territory, always attentive to the territory and supporters of culture.
ICRO sponsors Lola, kayaking 400 km along the Yukon
It lasted eight days, starting from Johnson Crossing, on the Teslin River, and ending in Big Salmon, on the Yukon River. Lola and her team, 10 people of various ages and from all over the world, ventured down the Yukon, camping each day at a different spot along the river, immersed in Canada’s wilderness.