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SPATEX – 1-3 FEBRUARY 2009, BRIGHTON, UK spnshows
The 2009 three day seminar programme is expected to draw the highest attendances for some years
This year there are over 100 exhibitors troubleshooting and maintenance issues. This will be made up of three sessions
from the UK displaying equipment product The free Workshop Programme running aimed at those new to the trade or those
and services in 150 categories. The on the Sunday and Monday is packed working behind the scenes. The sessions are:
organisers have made extra efforts to widen with key subjects for the pool and spa
the scope for visitors. The show pool will be trade with energy management and The principles of circulation and
located alongside the British Swimming chemicals – ‘hot topics for the industry’ filtration: Pumps, filters, skimmers, main
Pool Federation stand in a piazza style being given strong billing. drains & pipework – David Dahl and
setting, creating a relaxed atmosphere for The two day programme features 12 Chris Carr
visitors to the main bar area. new topics, which include: Swimming pool heating and energy
The free Park & Ride scheme has been conservation for indoor and outdoor
extended, offering more visitors easy Energy management in swimming pools: Heating system options, heat
access to the show during opening times. pools: showing how careful selection recovery, energy conservation, ventilation
The visitor experience has been of chemicals and accurate monitoring and dehumidification – John Scott
enhanced by a new Matchtome marketing of pool water can reduce carbon Chemicals for water treatment:
programme which has been developed in footprints Water testing, pH, chemical dosing,
the build up to the show which makes it A quick guide to swimming pool water balancing, good and bad practice,
easier for attendees to identify and locate construction: the basic choices health & safety – Howard Gosling
exhibitors in the categories of Pools and available to customers
accessories; Saunas and accessories; Spas Got your pool covered: the Added Ross Alcock: “The objective in the
and accessories and Roof enclosures. importance of heat and energy sessions is to give people a 20 minute
One of the highlights of the programme is conservation and good housekeeping taster of important subjects which will give
the Sunday lunchtime slot and the of swimming pools them the chance to go out into the
introduction of a new help and advice forum. Heat pumps dispelling some of the exhibition and perhaps discuss more
Added Ross Alcock: ”What SPATEX were myths: against a background of rising commercial options. We have agreed this
looking for is the opportunity for visitors to fuel costs, heat pumps are one of the year to take the commercial aspects away
the show who have a particular problem to most important product sections. from the lecture programme in a bid to
feel confident they can ask it – and be Sauna and steam: the technical issues make everything generic.
given a responsible, commercial free and product options “Like all good conference programmes
answer. The 45 minute session which will we want to help Spatex offer something
cover all aspects of the trade will include The programme on Tuesday, again free, extra at the show and I feel this is an
John Asher, Chris Carr, John Scott and will be under the umbrella title of excellent programme to attract visitors.”
Allen Wilson on the panel. Visitors will have Swimming Pool & Spa Basics – Don’t
an opportunity to bring questions for Guess . . . Get it Right! and is For full lecture programme, timings
discussion on topics including filtration, specifically aimed at commercial pool and a list of all exhibitors visit
water treatment, heating, pool building, owners and also at background staff.
www.spatex.co.uk
”WE HAVE WORKED HARD TO GET THE BEST POSSIBLE
PROGRAMME TOGETHER WITH QUALITY SPEAKERS TO
GIVE THE WHOLE THREE DAYS THAT EXTRA DIMENSION“
Visit our website at
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