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SHOW PREVIEW | kbb Birmingham WEX Trade Stand: J95
WEX Trade, UK trade supplier and distributor of worktops, will be showcasing its existing product ranges at this year’s show. These include the De Terra collection, the FENIX NTM and the full Formica worktops collection - including Formica Prima, Axiom by Formica Group, and Aria. In addition, visitors will also be able to find out more about some exciting new product and service developments, which are set to be launched at the show. The stand will be an interactive space with a dedicated meeting area and a barista on hand so visitors can enjoy a coffee and a chat with the WEX Trade team while they take a look at the worktops on display.
The Worktop Fabricators Federation (WFF) Stand: S107
The WFF will be celebrating its fourth birthday at the show this year, after originally launching at kbb Birmingham 2020. The WFF is all about professionalising the surface industry and sharing best practice. The federation says that, some of its most experienced fabricators will be at the show, and that it plans to answer questions about the recent Australian ban on quartz worktops, and will be encouraging visitors to consult its Guide to Engineered and Natural Stone Surfaces. The guide was originally launched at kbb Birmingham 2022, and the WFF says it believes it to be now established as a de-facto reference guide for the entire industry.
XTone Stand: P94
The Spanish brand, by Porcelanosa, will present INTO, described as a breakthrough in smart kitchens – a hidden induction hob through a dual system that serves as a cooking surface and also powers household appliances.
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The new induction system blends design with advanced technology, with XTone saying that the new product is able to achieve power transmission functionality without batteries or external cables, the company says.
XTone believes INTO allows for an expanded workspace, transforming the countertop into a seamless surface without visual obstacles. It also plans to show new marble Calatorao designs at the show.
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