Top 5 Reasons to Attend GlassBuild!

 Top 5 Reasons to Attend GlassBuild!
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Date: 29 August 2024

North America’s largest event for the glass, window and door industries kicks off Monday, Sept. 30 — that’s only five weeks away!

Register today; you’ll skip the lines onsite, giving you more time to:

1. ACCESS THE LATEST INNOVATIONS

One Exhibit Hall, countless ways to build a better business. Discover what’s next in the industry with the newest machinery, tools, products and technologies from 500+ top exhibitors.

2. IMMERSE YOURSELF IN EVERYTHING GLASS & FENESTRATION

The Main Stage is the heart of GlassBuild’s show floor. Visit booth 19009 for engaging keynotes, networking events, insights into industry trends and forecasts, and strategies to solve any labor and technical challenges.

3. SEE THE BEST OF THE BEST

Help us applaud the winners of the prestigious Glass Magazine Awards for outstanding products and applications, and the Best in Show Awards honoring the event’s stand-out exhibitors. 

4. CELEBRATE WITH THE INDUSTRY’S WHO’S WHO

End GlassBuild on a high note with The Magic of Glass After Party. Join other attendees and exhibitors for this lively event that nods to Orlando, our 2025 host city, with a golf simulation, Southern-style food and beverages, and more.

5. GO ALL IN ON DALLAS

What is there to do in one of America’s best cities for innovation? Everything! Explore the museums, architectural landmarks, local attractions and delicious BBQ restaurants while you’re here. Start planning the hot spots you want to visit.

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