1994
Roby Jungers and his wife Mady set up "de Buedemleër" on 1st May 1994, using the family home, located in Schifflange, as their head office.
1994-1997
As a result of their commitment and their respective experiences, Roby in the field of wooden floors, floor coverings, blinds and insect screens, and Mady in administration and sales, they quickly made "de Buedemleër" a benchmark in interior decoration and home improvement, and the premises in Schifflange quickly became too small.
1997-1999
Planning and building new facilities which would host the exhibition space, workshop and warehouse in the West Ehlerange regional enterprise zone (referred to as Z.A.RE Ouest). Although these new premises were still much too big, when the Company founders and two floor layers moved in on 22 February 1999.
1999
For all fans of the Luxembourg language and for all of you who wonder why "de Bommeleeër" is spelt with –eeër, but not de Buedemleeër, it's ever-so easy to explain! The Company was created before the orthographic reform of the Luxembourg language in 1999. As a result, and staying true to our original name, we chose to remain de Buedemleër!
2008-2011
After graduating from university, the son, Ben Jungers, began his apprenticeship with his parents in September 2008, in the office and outside on project sites.
2010
Acutely aware of the need for and the importance of recycling, environmental protection and impact prevention, de Buedemleër became "SuperDrecksKëscht fir Betriber"-certified (recognized quality label granted to businesses which have adopted an environmentally-friendly waste management plan).
2011
Ben Jungers obtained his Certificate of Mastery as a parquetry and wooden floor layer.
2012
In January, a transformation was initiated when the family-run business changed status and became a limited liability company.
In April, after working for several years in the banking sector, Martine Jungers, Ben's sister, joined de Buedemleër. The whole family was now together. The younger generation began to take over running the business.
In December, Roby retired. Mady continued to work for the Company to ensure the reins were handed over successfully and to foster sustainable development.
2013
de Buedemleër placed the focus on knowledge and skills transmission and officially became an "Entreprise formatrice" (a training-providing company) and was granted the "Made in Luxembourg" certification.
2014
The Company celebrated its twentieth anniversary and revamped its website and its logo, by combining its original values with new vitality.
2016
The range of curtains and voiles enhanced the blinds and insect screens activity. This development would lead to a new signature "Artisans d'intérieur" (interior environment craftsmanship), placed just below the logo.
To keep pace with this progress and with the Company's constant growth, the offices and exhibition space were renewed and extended by over 300 m² and over two floors.
2017
de Buedemleër had the great honour of being awarded the trophy for the best "Entreprise formatrice" (training-providing company) in 2017. This honour was awarded as the result of an international exchange between two apprentice parquetry and wooden floor layers, which took place in 2016.
2019
de Buedemleër celebrates its 25th anniversary and launches its new website, which places greater emphasis on the Company's different activities.
2022
de Buedemleër goes digital and launches its "Léier by de Buedemleër" programme
2024
Celebrating the 30th anniversary.
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