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d87 EVENTS / ELEMENTS 2018


The Bella kitchen range from BA Components


F


urniture


components show


Elements returns at the end of this month (30


September – 3 October) at the NEC, Birmingham. The four-day event runs alongside woodworking machinery and materials show, the W Exhibition, and will feature the latest furniture trends, design


innovations and prototypes for the furniture production and interior design markets.


Among its 50-strong line- up, exhibitors will include brands such as Blum, Alpi SpA, Hranipex, Crofts & Assinder, Mundy Veneer, and Osterman. Edging experts Karebant, Tece and alp as well as finishing professionals Remmers UK will all make their debut


The biennial event will also feature new interactive ones speifially designed to aid industry professionals, showcase innovation and reward talent. A new Education Zone has been designed to support and advise visitors on the latest legislation, health & safety, productivity, careers, education and apprenticeships within the furniture industry. Experts


from the Furniture and Interiors Education, Skills and Training Alliance (FIESTA), the British Furniture Manufacturers (BFM), the British Woodworking Federation (BWF), National Association of Shopfitters AS and Didac Training College will be on hand to help visitors navigate their way around key issues and important


designer kitchen & bathroom designerkbmag.co.uk


SEP 2018


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