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SHOW ESSENTIALS
FITTER OF THE YEAR The Flooring show is delighted to welcome back the Fitter of the Year competition hosted by the NICF.
Once again, six hopefuls will spend Sunday and Monday under the watchful eyes of Ian James, Richard Renouf and Jeff Hardy as they complete their final round tasks, showcasing their skills and craftsmanship.
The winner will be announced at 4.30pm on Monday, 16 September at the Fitter of the Year stand in the Kings Suite.
DATES: 15 - 17 September 2019
VENUE: Harrogate Convention Centre, Harrogate
REGISTER: via the show website
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DEMO ZONES Zone 1 in Hall B will focus on Subfloor and tool demonstrations, whilst Zone 2 in Hall C will present different floor finishes. Hosted by the CFA, NICF and FITA, the two Demo Zones are bound to draw the crowds!
ZONE 1 Hall B: Subfloor Tool Demos Time Demonstration 10:00 Moisture Measurement and Equipment 10:30 Damp Proof Membranes & Suppressants 11:00 Repair Mortars 11:30 Fabricated Underlays Templating 12:30 Fabricated Underlays Joints & Other Repairs 13:00 Smoothing Compounds – Core Products 13:45 Specialist Subfloor Preparation 14:30 Tools for the Floor Layer 16:00 Wood Sanding & Sealing 16:30 Adhesive Application
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ZONE 2 Hall C: Floor Finishes Demos Time Demonstration 10:00 Underlay Installation 10:30 Stretch Fit Carpet Installation including Power Stretching 11:00 Carpet Installation - Stairs and Bullnoses 11:45 Carpet Seaming 12:15 Domestic Vinyl Installation 13:00 Commercial Resilient Flooring Installation (Flat Area) 13:45 Cap and Cove including Welding 14:15 Luxury Vinyl Tile Installation 14:45 Linoleum Installation 15:15 Laminate & Floating Wood Installation 15:45 Carpet Tile Installation
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