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UK CONSTRUCTION WEEK


BRACING FOR A BUSY YEAR AT THIS YEAR’S BUILD S


SHOW


A sneaky look at what’s coming up at this year’s UK Construction Week , at who is showing what and what merchants can expect to get out of their visit.


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he shocking weather and bleak construction output that defined the beginning of this year will be a distant memory for builders’ merchants.


As the weather continues to heat up and construction output continues to rise, busy builders merchants will want to take full advantage of this year’s Build Show, crammed full of global exhibitors, exclusive product launches, invaluable CPD sessions and a dedicated BMF Pavilion.


The Build Show, sponsored by Easy-Trim will showcase the most innovative construction tools and products on the market today, at Birmingham’s NEC between 9 – 11 October. As part of the construction industry’s largest event, visitors simply won’t want to miss out on more than 650 exhibitors, over 10,000 innovative products, endless networking opportunities, stimulating seminars and an Innovation Trail.


BMF Pavilion


Returning for its third year is the BMF Pavilion, providing builders merchants with the much needed but often neglected opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and discover the latest products and technology entering the industry.


The BMF Pavilion exhibitors include: COINS with their newly launched Construction Cloud software that is helping building professionals


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Keep up to date with the latest information via the website


www.buildshow.co.uk and on Twitter at


@BuildShow or using the hashtag #BuildShow2018


improve processes and tasks; Tech Excellence Awards finalist Intact Software; Dumond paint removal specialists; insulation experts Superglass; HB42 with their ultimate sealants; and Sam Works.


Other BMF members across UKCW include: Aggregate Industries, Easy-Trim, Knauf Insulation, Kytun, Marsh Industries, Danosa, Fibo, Soudal, Intact, Velux, Marley Plumbing & Drainage, Rockwool, Kingspan Environmental (Klargester) and Quinn Building Products, who this year are increasing their stand from 9m² to 85m².


The first ever Young Merchant Conference will also take place, with the vision to inspire the next generation of the profession. The conference programme includes industry forums, Q&A sessions with industry leaders, and an inspiring talk by two-time Olympic silver medallist, Steve Backley OBE.


There’s something for everyone to discover at each of the dedicated Build Show sections.


Roofing, Cladding and Insulation will


showcase the latest products including: Tuff Waterproofing’s new Tuff Tech Pro, which is completely dry within eight hours; and G&B North West’s new extra cold resin and topcoat, allowing roofers to install throughout the winter. Other exhibitors include: Easy-Trim Roofing and Construction Products, Forticrete, Kingspan, Knauf and Quinn Building Products.


Power tools


Tools, Health and Safety will bring visitors up-to-speed on the latest tools and services saving time and money, such as TRUMPF’s new battery-driven power tools that offer up to 60% longer running times per charge. Other exhibitors include: Fischer Fixings UK and Kärcher, with their new range of safety vacuum cleaners with electronic filter detection and airflow monitoring.


The Doors, Windows and Glass section will gather together global solutions in the


www.buildersmerchantsjournal.net September 2018


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