Pool & Spa Scene: SPATEX
SPATEX Ring Changes
Kaley Herrick, Catherine Reid and the Pool & Spa Scene team bring you reports and pictures from the recent SPATEX show…
ABOVE: Prime locations at this year’s SPATEX show paid off for teams such as SCP and Paramount.
Universally acknowledged as one of the buzziest shows for several years, the SPATEX team has been given an ideal launch pad as it prepares to move the trade show location to the Midlands for the fi rst time in its 17 year history. The show organisers have confi rmed The Ricoh Arena in Coventry as the host venue for next year’s SPATEX which will be held from February 2 to 4, 2014, inclusive. In a statement, released by the show organisers, the SPATEX
team refl ected on a positive 2013 event: “The overwhelming impression that visitors and exhibitors took away from SPATEX 2013 was that for those three fl eeting days in February, the industry, and indeed Brighton, truly were a brighter place to be,” it read. “Stands were busy and good honest business was being done. There was a buzz and optimism about the place, that hasn’t been seen for some years. The recession, although still evident, was not at the forefront of discussions and the much-longed for feel good factor had returned to the industry.”
An ‘I’m Going’ publicity campaign including t-shirts and badges is thought to have rallied signifi cant support for the Brighton
78 Pool & Spa Scene: SPATEX STEAM GENERATORS
Steam room steam generators were demonstrated on the Humidity Solutions stand at Spatex 2013.
Interest was high in the extensive range of steam generators available, the service and maintenance plans on offer and the easy to use design sizing leafl et.
John Barker, Sales Director commented: “This was the fi rst year that Humidity Solutions have exhibited at the show despite supplying the industry for many years and after a very successful three days we are looking forward to seeing everyone at next year’s event.”
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