Windoor Expo China has Changed Its Name to Windoor Facade Expo

Date: 30 June 2020

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Date: 30 June 2020

The new name reflects the expansion to a more comprehensive exhibit range, including window & door, facade materials, aluminium profile, accessories, hardware, equipment of window door & facade products.

Dear exhibitors, visitors and partners,

We are excited to announce that we are officially changing our exhibition name to WINDOOR FACADE EXPO from WINDOOR EXPO China.

Since 1995, WINDOOR FACADE EXPO is the first exhibition dedicated in window, door and facade products in China. It now has become the must-attend industry showcasing the latest products and solution in the industry. The new name reflects our expansion to a more comprehensive exhibit range, including window & door, facade materials, aluminium profile, accessories, hardware, equipment of window door & facade products.

We will continue to perform as a professional trade platform to provide opportunities for exhibitors and visitors to discover new business cooperation, find new products, and discuss new trends.

Thank you for your continuous support, and as always, we will continue to serve our exhibitors and visitors with the same devotion and quality which you have come to expect from us.

The Expo Team

windoor

600450

www.windoorexpo.com

2020-06-30T07:45:00

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