Furniture producer TNC-Components OÜ has signed a license agreement with Välinge Innovation for the use of Threespine® click furniture technology. The technology implementation will enable the high-volume manufacturing specialist to improve its current products and to attract new customers. 

Japanese furniture retailer Nitori Co., Ltd has launched a new range of products featuring Threespine® click furniture technology from Välinge. With the implementation of Threespine, Nitori is convinced to have found a solution to the changing market needs as well as the challenges with conventional flat pack furniture. 

Oak veneer is the most crucial raw material in the Woodura® production process developed and patented by Pervanovo’s subsidiary Välinge Innovation AB. The aim of the acquisition is to secure supply of sufficient quantities of cost-efficient high-quality veneer for the expanding production of flooring with Woodura surface. 

Norwegian particle board producer Forestia signed a license agreement with Välinge earlier this year and is now launching particle board subfloors with a specially developed version of 2G locking technology by Välinge.​

Välinge has signed a license agreement with the Chinese furniture producer Jiangsu Aofan Furniture Co., Ltd. The agreement will enable the company to engage in high-volume production of furniture featuring Threespine®click furniture technology.

• The Court should dismiss or enter judgment against Halstead and Home Depot on the claims for inequitable conduct made by Halstead and Home Depot
• The claims are unsubstantiated and wholly unfounded

Classen confirms--in a statement published on the company's website on May 29, 2018--that Välinge has the exclusive sub-licensing rights for the Classen fold-down patents listed in the agreement signed back in 2012.

Välinge prevailed on the majority of the terms that the United States District Court for the District of Delaware construed in its Markman ruling yesterday.  ​