The UK’s leading dedicated timber event will showcase the very best in timber, sustainability and innovation today and tomorrow at the NEC, Birmingham.
Nearly 200 exhibitors will be unveiling their latest products and services helping to increase your understanding from the widest display of new and innovative applications for timber within the built environment.
Other opportunities include:
- Learn first-hand from industry experts with over 50 high calibre speakers will speak in eight key sessions on future trends and niche areas of the industry.
- Gain direct access and information on the latest timber processes, technologies and solutions on display at the show in presentations given by exhibitors.
- Network with industry innovators and leaders within the timber sector to form key associations and potential partnerships through structured 30 minute appointments.
- Be inspired by and explore the possibilities of timber through a range of features including Hanson Plywoods ‘Fingers Crossed’ structure, Price and Myers ‘Slipstream’ Sculpture, Eco Curves ‘Tornado’ and many more.
Each year, Timber Expo promotes innovative ideas and ongoing development in the timber industry by displaying a range of eye-catching features and creative installations. At the heart of Timber Expo is the most comprehensive and in-depth seminar programme covering the timber sector.
Timber Focus will deliver an unrivalled collection of high calibre speakers. From manufacturing processes to onsite engineering solutions, Toolbox Talks has been created to complement the main seminar programme and is held in a purpose built presentation theatre.
Every year TRADA holds a series of workshops on their stand covering a range of different topics, including discolouration of cladding, fire in timber buildings, innovations in cross laminated timber and EU Timber Regulations.
Visitors to this year’s show will be able to see an expanded range of timber technologies and wood products plus the widest display of new and innovative applications for timber within the built environment. This co-located event has been a successful and dynamic part of the sho
