FIT Show 2020 Registration is LIVE!

Date: 26 November 2019

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Date: 26 November 2019

FIT Show, the UK’s leading event for the glass and glazing industry, has set visitor registration LIVE for its May (12 - 14) 2020 showcase.

Taking place at Birmingham NEC, FIT Show 2020 will bring together fabricators and installers of windows, doors, conservatories, hardware and accessories as part of the fenestration industry’s flagship event.

Organisers have kicked off the 2020 visitor campaign by offering a number of incentives to ensure that prospective visitors have the May showcase locked in their calendars.

Those who register to visit FIT Show before the January 10th 2020 will be entered into a series of random prize draws which will see one winner drawn at random, weekly until Christmas.

Early registrants could win accommodation at the NEC’s Resorts World Genting Arena Hotel, free VIP parking at the NEC across the three days of FIT Show 2020 or a selection of workwear and branded tools.

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