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Interbuild Joins Forces with the NRFC

INTERBUILD 2007 will ‘raise the roof’ as it joins forces with the NFRC (National Federation of Roofing Contractors) for the first time, this year.

The show - which last year saw 11,247 visitors specifically interested in roofing materials - has embarked on a number of initiatives to entice even more roofing visitors to the NEC’s five day event (28 October - 1 November).

Situated in Hall 5, the roofing zone will be running a programme of snapshot seminars, and with big brands such as Solar Century & Contitech UK already signed up, roofing is bound to be one of the show’s hottest hotspots.

“It’s a great boost to have an event that’s so dedicated to the roofing industry,” says Ray Horwood, Chief Executive of the NFRC. “We’re actively encouraging our members to get involved with Interbuild as I believe it’s a good opportunity for industry peers to network, as well as explore what’s new in terms of product development and innovation from ancillary products through to solar energy initiatives, slate materials and gutters”.

The roofing zone will also be tying into the strong ‘green’ theme running throughout the entire event. With the newly launched Eco Product Showcase scheduled alongside the series of ‘hot topics’ seminars, organisers are putting industry specific issues such as Part L, air tightness and sustainability high on the agenda.

“We’re pleased to have the NFRC on board for the first time at Interbuild 2007,” says Event Director, Gordon Thomas. “The ongoing support shown by valued trade associations such as the NFRC has been especially encouraging and we look forward to welcoming the association and their members to this year’s show.”

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