Established in 1967 thanks to the experience and insight of its two founders, the company soon became renowned for the quality of its products and bold business strategies. LUBE was already an established and widely known brand just a few years later: in 1974 the company became known as “LUBE cucine componibili” and began a remarkable period of expansion, increasing both its production capacity and its involvement in technological research. The company was reorganised in 1993 to create Gruppo Lube and has grown constantly to reach the prestigious position it now occupies, as Italy’s major kitchen manufacturer and ranked first in number of kitchens manufactured each year.

The most advanced machinery and technology, distributed over more than 100,000 m2, enable us to achieve the highest quality standards that are certified by the most renowned international certificates. Moreover, a new showroom has now been added to our large production site: measuring more than 2,000 m², it houses a complete array of our creations, while qualified staff are waiting to assist you in choosing your kitchen. Come and feel the quality of a LUBE kitchen.  

For more than 45 years, the LUBE Group has been operating in accordance with some fundamental principles such as solidity, an eye for detail and respect for the customer and their needs. For LUBE, product quality, certified under ISO 9001, continuous technological research and design are cornerstone values. Another key value for LUBE hinges on our interest in social issues, to the extent that the Group collaborates with various humanitarian associations. Our deep sense of ethics also includes a love for sport and its role in personal growth; hence the LUBE Volley volleyball team always gets great results.  

We produce all our kitchens using clean energy. One of the largest photovoltaic power stations in Italy can be found on the roof of our plant. Its 27,000 m² of panels power production, which means our country’s valuable resources are preserved. Our relationship with the environment is a definitive one: we aim to cut CO2 emissions by 47 million tons over a period of 25 years.