Construction output is
reportedly on the rise again, but risks from the economic uncertainty around
Brexit, post-Grenfell regulatory changes and the well-documented skills
shortages in building trades are raising a lot of questions about the future
for the construction industry.
That’s why the Build Show, sponsored
by Easy-Trim,
is aiming to give construction professionals the most well-informed,
forward-looking predictions, innovations and insights they need, as part of the
construction industry’s largest event UK Construction Week (UKCW)
which returns to the NEC from 9 to 11 October this year.
Focusing on UKCW’s
theme for 2018, the ‘Future of Construction’, the Build Show will feature the
latest advancements in building products, policy and projects, all designed to
help construction professionals stay up-to-date and one step ahead of their competitors.
Nathan Garnett, UKCW event director, said: “For most people
working in the trades, finding the time to keep up to date with the latest
products and sourcing the best deals while juggling work commitments feels
impossible.
“That’s why the Build
Show is always an unmissable event for specialist trades and general builders.
It brings the latest products, ideas and manufacturers to one place and is
broken down into specific sections to make the search easier. It’s a much-needed
opportunity to be inspired and encouraged, to make deals, and to take away lots
of new ideas and products to apply straight away.”
New for 2018 are four
additional sections to the show, with more than 100 exclusive product launches
planned in Offsite;
Doors,
Windows and Glass; Roofing,
Cladding and Insulation; and Tools,
Health and Safety. Free tickets for
visitors are also available now available at
www.buildshow.co.uk
