'Massive demand' for Timber Zone at Interbuild 2006

The organisers of Interbuild 2006 have already had to extend the Timber Zone to cope with massive demand from the industry: 24 companies have already booked.
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TRADA’s Group Marketing Manager Rupert Scott said he was delighted with the industry's response. ‘The dedicated zone at Interbuild will give the industry a better and well-deserved impact, as well as making it easier for visitors to find their way around. Interbuild is keen to attract more specifiers to the show, while we are keen to provide them with good technical information.’

The event offers a showcase for businesses to demonstrate their new products to the wide range of contractors, specifiers and potential customers Interbuild always attracts.

Gordon Thomas, Interbuild Event Director, said: ‘Although regular visitors may think they know the show well, it is constantly changing to keep pace with the latest industry developments. We're delighted that more than 60 companies have so far committed to attend who have never previously exhibited at Interbuild.’ Many more first-time exhibitors will follow, he added, ‘and they will help to bring an exciting new dimension to the show’.

More than 44,000 trade professionals attended Interbuild in 2004, and together they represented a combined buying power of around £24.5 billion.