With changing regulations, and new products being launched, what better way to keep up to date than by attending a trade show or exhibition? Our list gives an overview of trade shows, and clicking an entry will take you to the organiser's website for details.
Because of the ongoing COVID-19 situation, many shows are being cancelled or postponed. We do our best to keep this information up to date; please visit the show's website for the latest information.
Whatever stage your project is at, the Homebuilding & Renovation Show will help you to bring it to life. Browse 1000s of new and innovative products to improve your home; discover the ins and outs of everything from planning regulations and managing renovation budgets, to stylish kitchen design and integrating underfloor heating.
Focus of this, the 10th edition of the event, including the live panel discussions, will be 'Oxygen & Architecture' - the most precious of all elements, and the most important one in a post-pandemic society.
Futurebuild is the catalyst for change. It is an event that brings together over 20,000 innovators, influencers and industry shapers to share the latest thinking and ideas, processes and solutions, products and materials from across the built environment.
Elexshow is a hands-on event where electricians and Trade tool users can see and try out what’s new in power and hand tools. Every visitor gets a book of vouchers to use during the event for great deals on the very latest power tools.
Toolfair is a unique and dynamic regional show where trade users of tools come to see new products and ranges first-hand. It offers exhibitors an unrivalled opportunity to meet new customers face-to-face and demonstrate the benefits of their products in an exciting hands-on environment.
Trade Direct Insurance is not responsible for content of external websites and these websites are out of its control. Information regarding the shows is gathered from each individual organiser’s website and is subject to change or cancellation without notification. Please see the individual show or exhibitor’s site for full details.