Fensterbau Frontale 2022: Early bookings for exhibition areas recommended

FENSTERBAU FRONTALE 2022: Early bookings for exhibition areas recommended
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Date: 2 October 2020

FENSTERBAU FRONTALE – the Trade Show. Window. Door. Façade – is looking to the future, and preparations for the next event are already in progress.

Prospective exhibitors can still take advantage of the early booking discount until 31 October 2020 by going to www.frontale.de/application. The show days will change starting in 2022, when FENSTERBAU FRONTALE will run from Tuesday 29 March to Friday 1 April – in parallel with HOLZ-HANDWERK as usual. In the meantime, the online channels for the trade show, with the theme of “FENSTERBAU FRONTALE connected”, will continue to be the main point of contact to help everyone with an interest in the sector to stay up to date with the latest trends and products. For an overview, see www.frontale.de/en/bridgingthegap.

After FENSTERBAU FRONTALE 2020 could not take place because of the coronavirus pandemic, the trade show team headed by Elke Harreiss is all the happier that the organizers are already engaging with exhibitors as they plan for 2022: “I recommend all companies make contact with us early so we can do our best to accommodate everyone’s stand preferences, bearing in mind that we have to take the current safety and hygiene regulations into account at the moment. We are happy to help our exhibitors to organize their attendance at the trade show properly.”

 

Stay networked with the online services from FENSTERBAU FRONTALE

FENSTERBAU FRONTALE is bringing relevant information together online to bridge the gap until the next trade show for all sector participants. These online services, with the theme of “FENSTERBAU FRONTALE connected”, are designed to help participants develop and maintain business relationships, as well as sharing expertise and advice on current topics of interest. “Even if nothing can take the place of personal interaction, our aim as the leading industry platform is to help players network and share knowledge, especially in challenging times like the present,” Harreiss explains.

That is why the exhibitor and product database still offers access to all the profiles and contact details for the companies that registered for FENSTERBAU FRONTALE 2020. Many of those who intended to participate in the planned supporting programme have also worked up details from their presentations and made them available for the FENSTERBAU FRONTALE Newsroom. Products and new developments in the sector are constantly being shared via the trade show’s social media channels, and are being centrally pooled under the hashtags #FFconnected and #bridgingthegap.

All details on all aspects of the online services from FENSTERBAU FRONTALE are available at www.frontale.de/en/bridgingthegap

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