The doors to FIT Show open tomorrow!

Date: 9 May 2022

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Date: 9 May 2022

There is still time to register for FIT Show 2022, which officially opens at 10.00am tomorrow (Birmingham NEC 10 - 12 May.)

Join FIT Show for the UK’s number one trade show for the windows, doors, flat glass, hardware & components industry. This is your FREE ticket to:

Over 200 industry leading brands
Thousands of the latest products & innovations on the market
Exclusive FIT Show offers, discounts & promotions, like the amazing Glass Times Passport with the chance to win £10,000! Simply complete and return to the FIT Bar.
30+ hours of CPD seminars, panel debates and demonstrations
Every link in the supply chain, all under one roof, for the first time in 3 years!

Don’t miss out on your biggest business days of the year!

BOOK YOUR FREE TICKET

The doors to FIT Show open tomorrow!

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