INSTALLER SHOW PREVIEW 45


SHOW PREVIEW 24-26 June


NEC Birmingham


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nstallerSHOW is the UK’s must-visit event focusing on sustainability in the built environment, bringing together more than 800 exhibitors and 30,000 visitors across three halls and three days at the NEC Birmingham. In addition to the wealth of technologies and services on show, including a raft of new product launches, the event incorporates multiple live content areas which offer an informative and engaging timetable with a roster of compelling hosts and speakers. Enhanced areas focusing on heating & plumbing, renewables, cooling, kitchens & bathrooms, surfaces,  ooring  tiling, roofi ng, and tools & workwear, are combined with new features such as InstallerELECTRIC and InstallerBUILD. The latter is a new launch for 202, tackling building and retroffi ting sustainably. Located in Hall 4, it will foster collaboration between trades and specifi ers as the industry heads to net zero. InstallerBUILD will also feature The HAUS – a full scale two-storey house build. Designed by architects IF_DO and built using regenerative materials by Natural Building Systems, The HAUS will be surrounded by manufacturers and suppliers who share the vision to showcase sustainability and shine a light on innovation. It will be built using NBS’s ADEPT integrated and demountable modular system to ensure it can be completed inside three days. ADEPT is designed for full adaptability and non- destructive disassembly to aid circularity and reuse. After demounting it will be used in a real-world housing project. onfi rmed supplier partners for 202 include: A. Proctor Group, Abode, Ball & Young, Correla, Coram UK Holding, Classic Marble (Showers) Ltd, Egger roup, Fernox, FireAngel, rant Westfi eld, Grundfos, Gutmann, Hager, Hafele, Jaga UK, Kitchen Link, NIBE Energy Systems,


Parkside Architectural Tiles, Pro Tilers Tools, Theben, Triton, Spotnails, Solax Power, Sonas Bathrooms, Stevie Chargers, Voltsmart, and Wienerberger. To support the rapidly growing solar market, nstaller oofi ng returns, featuring the latest in roofi ng, cladding, insulation and solar integration, and chances to learn about cutting- edge insulation options that can save energy, and reduce environmental impact. From smart roofi ng systems to state-of-the- art installation techniques, InstallerSHOW will bring visitors the future of roofi ng technology and give practical guidance for installers keen to gain knowledge about the products and techniques that can help them grow their business and stay ahead of the competition. oofi ng professionals can see tools and techniques up close as well as watch live demonstrations, see the latest products and solutions from exhibitors including: Marley, A Proctor Group, Weinerberger, Catnic, SIG oofi ng, anson lywood, Egger, ambleside Danelaw, Pentagon, Mapei, CT1, SR Timber, Langley, Swisspearl, Segen, FloPlast, Accuroof and Sandtoft. The show also includes InstallerTRADES, dedicated to tools, workwear and ‘van essentials’ zone, in Hall 3a.


A MILESTONE CELEBRATION 2025 marks the 10th anniversary of nstallerSW. Since the fi rst event in 201, both exhibitor and visitor numbers have increased more than tenfold – all while retaining the sense of community and the festival feel of the show that have made it enduringly popular. To celebrate its 10th anniversary, there will be a number of special events and promotions throughout the three days, including a £10k giveaway for visitors.


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