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UK Construction Week promises more than ever
If there’s one event that should take priority in the calendar of any built environment professional, it’s UK Construction Week. For the third year in a row, UK Construction Week will be held at the Birmingham NEC, and attending this year is more important than ever before
tragedy, to the uncertainties and potential impacts of the UK’s imminent departure from the EU, to the countrywide housing shortage. The chance to influence, share, learn and network at UK Construction Week has never been more important. Event director Nathan Garnett of Media
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10, organisers of the event, said: “The UK’s construction industry is more topical than ever. Not only is it at the forefront of political debate and public opinion, it’s also clear that we’re moving towards a new age of innovation and change, with topics such as off-site construction, modular and BIM driving conversation. This will be our biggest event to date, and we’re looking forward to bringing the industry together to debate, learn and do business, as well as showcase a diverse range of products and services.”
Running from 10am to 5pm on Tuesday 10th
Nine specialist shows , Wednesday 11th
and Thursday 12th
October, the multi-award-winning UKCW is trade only, and free to enter. Visitors will benefit from a total of nine shows: The Build Show, Timber Expo, Smart Buildings, Grand Designs Live, Surface Materials, Energy, Plant & Machinery Live, HVAC,
he construction industry has seldom been in the news more – from the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower
Solisco deliver high end EV-Ports, with integrated Solar PV and intelligent charg- ing systems to support the Electric Vehicle (EV) market.
and Civils Expo. More than 650 leading exhibitors, including construction’s biggest names, such as Velux, Screwfix, Easy-Trim and more, combine to make this the largest industry event in Britain.
In between exploring the industry’s most innovative products and services, visitors can attend an array of debates, seminars and specialist building safety workshops hosted at six hubs and the UKCW main stage. The CPD-certified workshops run on all three exhibition days, but will book up fast, so early registration is advised.
Thought-provoking themes
As you’d hope from a show bringing together the industry’s big thinkers, as well as huge diversity of information, the organisers are focusing on several key themes this year.
The offering can support a range of applications; from domestic consumers seeking a sustainable integrated parking and charging solution to commercial consumers (such as gyms, hotels, or shopping centres) seeking to provide charging solutions, which offer added value to customers. Stand E210.
Joseph Ash Galvanizing is a UK leader of steel finishing services including galvanizing, spin galvanizing, shot blasting and
powder coating. We serve all types of customers from large construction companies and fabricators, to fencing and agricultural specifiers and architects. When it comes to corrosion protection, we provide the highest standards of quality and service available. Stand M435.
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