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17 May 2023

The must-attend event for Fabricators

The must-attend event for Fabricators

If you want to make your workshop & showroom more productive, sustainable and profitable, visit the Natural Stone Show and Hard Surfaces at ExCeL, London from 6-8 June 2023. 

Register to visit now

Seven compelling reasons to attend...

1. Benefit from the latest CNC technology & tooling

See the latest stone & porcelain processing machinery; digital templating solutions; high speed CNC tooling; water treatment & dust extraction systems; specialist software to maximise performance; lifting solutions to keep your team safe; and a plethora of other technical developments designed to help fabricators

 

Salvatore Caruso bought four of the popular Jet 625 bridge saws from Donatoni Macchine for his own fabricating business, now he is representing Donatoni in the UK (Stand B25)

 

The spindle design of the five-axes all-in-one Thibaut T952 means it saws like a saw, machines like a machining centre and polishes like a polisher. Thibaut are represented by On Point Engineering in the UK (Stands A1, B1 and C1)

2. Choose seamless and anti-microbial surfaces from leading international suppliers

The Musa collection from Lapitec (stand C60) offers a new take on veining, which runs the whole way through each slab. Lapitec is a full-body sintered stone with full mineral structure and no chemicals or resin binders.

Wharf Solid Surfaces (stand I59) is one of the UK’s leading fabricators of acrylic solid-surface.  Non-porous, seamless, hygienic and non-staining without the need for sealing or treating.

3. Source stone slabs from major UK wholesalers and directly from the producers themselves  

Click here for the exhibitor list.

Genex (stand P67) will be exhibiting alongside other leading UK wholesalers including Bloomstones (stand F20) and Brachot (Stand G16) to present a vast range of slabs in a multitude of finishes

4. Get exclusive access to newly launched ‘large format’ Collections

Big Slabs by Nuovocorso (Stand I1) specializes in large format: 160×320cm. The slabs are available in a wide range of textures, and in 3 different thicknesses, 20mm, 12mm and 6.5m.

5. Gain invaluable knowledge

There are over 50 seminars hosted on the Hard Surfaces and Natural Stone Show seminar theatres.  These include ‘Workshop Insights’ each day and a ‘Fabricator Masterclass’ that provides an insider’s guide to equipment selection, cutting sequences, adhesives, substrates, and design detailing for stress-free worktop installations.

Andres Hernandez from Grespania (Stand G60) will present ‘From Concept to Coverlam’ on Wednesday 7th June from 14:20. This explores the evolution of new porcelain work designs from initial inspiration through scanning and digital decoration to continuous pressing and firing.

6. Discover 100 innovative and low-carbon surfaces at the curated MaterialDistrict ‘Sustainability meets design’ feature

7. Visit the Worktop Fabricators Federation on stand I50 to find out more about how they can protect and promote your business

Visiting the show is easy too. ExCeL is now even more accessible thanks to the opening of the Elizabeth Line rail link that puts central London just a 12-minute ride away, and if you’re driving there’s ample parking under the venue itself.

Register to visit now

Find out more at www.stoneshow.co.uk and www.hardsurfaces.co.uk

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  • I've seen how techniques and machinery have advanced in the stone trade, making life easier, more efficient and saving money on a project
    Show Visitor
  • The Natural Stone Show has been really exciting for us, we’ve met a lot of great people and had a lot of traffic on the stand, it has been a great setting for our official launch.
    Kelly Johnson
    Cambria
  • You can find everything!
    Show Visitor
  • The real highlight of the show has been seeing so many people come to see the new colours that we've introduced...we've pulled in incredible crowds with the new range.
    Simon Boocock
    CR Laurence of Europe

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