Manolo Forero has a solid track record of over 35 years in the construction and wall coverings sector. He began his career at Mapei, where he spent six years as warehouse manager and technical trainer, delivering courses across Spain on the application of construction chemical products. He later took on the role of Production Director at Mansegraf for four years, and subsequently led Coadpa and Eurofloor for thirteen years, overseeing national sales and technical specifications. For five years, he served as Director at Tecor, leading flooring and coating projects in hotels, residences, educational centers, offices, shopping centers, and industrial buildings. For the past nine years, he has been Project and Works Director at Bariperfil, where he coordinates and executes projects at both national and international levels, contributing his expertise to provide efficient technical solutions and ensure the highest quality throughout every phase of the project.
Bariperfil is a company specializing in the manufacturing and distribution of lightweight flooring, wall coverings, and decorative interior solutions. Its value proposition is based on offering innovative, sustainable, and functional products designed to support the work of architects, interior designers, and professionals in the Contract channel. The company operates in two main areas: the distribution of both proprietary and imported products throughout the Iberian Peninsula, and manufacturing for industrial clients and export markets. Its headquarters and production plant are located in Santa Bárbara (Tarragona), with warehouses and showrooms in Madrid, Barcelona, Girona, Alicante, Málaga, Maderas Zubizarreta (Barakaldo), and Viladecans. With a presence in 21 countries, Bariperfil continues to strengthen its international profile. Its catalog is organized into flooring (laminate and vinyl floors) and wall coverings such as Kobert-In, Baridecor Aqua, Bariplus, Bariwall B, Corewall, and Acoustic Wall—showcasing its commitment to design, quality, and versatility.
