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History
Since its foundation in 1966, the ift Rosenheim feels obliged towards a holistic view of building components and constructions. The ift accompanies the window, facade and door industry, material independant, in all questions related to standards, research, accreditation as well as proof of tests or calculations and certificates.
The close links to the industry, resulting from product testing, the applied research and the surveillance and monitoring activities, entitles the more than 90 ift employees to find efficient and adequate solutions to all practical problems. The collaboration in over 87 national, European and international standardisation bodies and committees ensures the decisive know-how advantage for our clients.
2010

The existing building at the main site is extensively modernized. An extension with new offices and a large training room has been created. The ventilated facade is equipped with photovoltaic modules using thin film technology.
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2007

Inauguration of the new pivoted type of fire-testing oven in the fire protection centre at Nuremberg.
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2006

ift Rosenheim has a workforce of over 100 employees. The department of measurement and control technology is being shifted to new premises. New office rooms and testing halls are being set up on a floor space of 1,070 square foot in our branch at Tegernsee Strasse.
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2004

Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Ulrich Sieberath, the previous assistant director, takes over as director of ift Rosenheim.
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2003

The integration of the institutes PTE and LSW strengthens the efficiency in Rosenheim and enhances ift`s performance.
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2001

ift Rosenheim supplemented its versatile spectrum of services with fire protection test facilities in the fire protection centre in Nuremberg.
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2001

New facade test facility in Deggendorf for facades with a size of up to 10 x 14 m
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2000

Dr. Helmut Hohenstein succeeds Professor Josef Schmid as director of ift Rosenheim.
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1994

In 1994 the institute expanded further one more time. The halls of the acquired neighbouring building offer the ideal space for testing of facades, doors and anti-burglary devices
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1984

Due to the fact that the number of staff members had increased to 40, further expansion of the institute became necessary. A new building on the “grünen Wiese” (green meadow) offered ideal working conditions.
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1983

After the retirement of the founder of the institute in the year 1983, Prof. Josef Schmid took over as director of ift Rosenheim.
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1973

In 1973 the staff moved into a new building with offices and a test laboratory
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1967

Moving in 1967 into a reconstructed barrack opened up the opportunity to use the windows test rig during unfavourable weather conditions as well.
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1966

On the 10th of March of 1966, Prof. Erich Seifert, established ift Rosenheim and was appointed director of the institute. A single occupancy house in Aisingerwies, close to Rosenheim, provided the first rooms for the institute.
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