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Tile of Spain to exhibit latest collection at Surface Design Show 2026
Returning for another year, Tile of Spain is delighted to be exhibiting at the Surface Design Show in February 2026 at stand 401. Showcasing the newest collections from a selection of its manufacturers, the show offers visitors an opportunity to see the very latest in Spanish tile innovation, design and technology.
Thanks to developments in manufacturing processes, Tile of Spain will be presenting some of the most interesting and exciting tile designs yet. Featuring collections from leading Spanish manufacturers – including ADEX, Apavisa Porcelánico, Arcana Cerámica, Cerámica Ribesalbes, Cerámicas Aparici, Cevica, Cristacer, Dune Cerámica, Equipe Cerámicas, Gayafores, Greco Gres, Museum Surfaces, Oset, Porcelánicos HDC, Realonda, Undefasa and Vives Azulejos y Gres - the stand will showcase a rich spectrum of design possibilities. A true celebration of the versatile, durable and authentic nature of Spanish tiles, the collections on display will showcase the rich qualities and expansive creative potential that defi ne Spanish ceramic craftsmanship.
www.tileofspain.com SURFACE DESIGN SHOW STAND 401 ARDEX to exhibit at SPATEX 2026 – Celebrating 30 years of innovation in wet leisure
ARDEX Group UK is proud to announce its return to SPATEX 2026, the international pool, spa, and wet leisure exhibition, as the event celebrates its 30th anniversary. Taking place at the Coventry Building Society Arena from 3rd to 5th February 2026, ARDEX will showcase its comprehensive range of high-performance products and systems designed specifi cally for swimming pools, spas, and wet leisure environments. At Stand D1, visitors can expect live mini-pool demonstrations showcasing ARDEX’s innovative underwater pool repair systems in action through a custom-built display. There will also be exclusive giveaways, including the popular ARDEX “RED” 30-litre mixing bucket and a range of other promotional items. In addition, attendees will have the opportunity to meet the ARDEX team and gain expert advice on pool preparation, waterproofi ng, tiling, and grouting solutions. What’s more, on the Thursday morning, ARDEX Business Development Manager Charlie Gilchrist will present “A Brief Guide to Pool Preparation and Tiling” at the ISPE Workshop Arena, offering practical insights and best practices for professionals in the wet leisure industry.
01440 714939
www.ardex.co.uk Huw Poppy returns to Breathing Buildings
Breathing Buildings has announced the return of Huw Poppy in his new role as Operations Director. Huw, who originally joined Breathing Buildings in 2011 and previously held the position of Sales Director, brings 20 years of experience in the ventilation sector. He returns with extensive expertise across low-energy ventilation design, project delivery, and
on-site technical support. Huw will be responsible for strengthening operational performance across product development, technical design, and servicing. He will also work closely with consultants and M&E contractors, providing technical support.
01223 450 060
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