Kidex
Custom furniture and furniture components for designers and builders, manufactured in Kitee, Finland
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Kidex
Kidex manufactures custom furniture and furniture components at its factory in Kitee, using modern production technology. Its products include built-in furniture for public spaces.
Customers include designers and builders. Kidex has operated since 1975, became a separate company in 2004, and is part of Martela Group.
Product: Custom furniture and furniture components, including built-in furniture for public spaces.
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