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H&V07 more than 60 percent bigger than H&V05 |
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Monday, 22 January 2007 |
Event organiser’s, Emap Maclaren, have revealed that H&V07 (NEC, Birmingham, 27 Feb-1 Mar 2007) is over 60% larger than the inaugural event in 2005, with reserved exhibition space currently totalling 3560m2.
According to the event's press release, among the latest companies taking space at H&V07 are Daikin, Spanish flue manufacturer Dinak S.A, Durapipe, Glen Dimplex, Ideal Boilers, Mikrofil Systems and UK-based Mitsubishi Electric. These latest sign-ups join an impressive line up of top name exhibitors using H&V07 as a platform to showcase new technology and product launches.
 These include major heating brands, Baxi Potterton, Baxi Commercial, Broag, Buderus, Férroli, Hamworthy, Heatline, Keston, MHS Boilers, Powermatic, Vaillant, Viessmann, Vokera and Wolf Heating alongside key players in air movement and ventilation, Airflow Developments, Flaktwoods, Nuaire, Systemair and Vent-Axia. Other big brands taking part at H&V07 include Andrew Sykes, Hotchkiss, Hoval, Lowara, Rehau, Thermoscreens and Yorkshire Fittings.
David Cox, General Manager at Mikrofil Systems comments: “Following the success of H&V05 we consider this event to be the premier show of its type. We therefore feel that H&V07 is an event that we cannot afford to miss”. Durapipe are also returning to the expanded event. “H&V05 was a very positive event for us, we received hundreds of enquiries on the stand, which generated positive sales leads and, as a result, we have decided to exhibit at the 2007 event”, explains Martyn Rowlands of Durapipe. “Through exhibiting at H&V07 we hope to communicate the benefits of our pipework systems to consultants, specifiers and contractors”.
H&V07’s theme of ‘Sustainable Solutions For The Future’ is not only helping to attract a wide range of companies whose products and services embrace the many energy and environmental issues facing the industry, but also underpins many of the key topics being addressed in the event’s extensive seminar programme and Skills Centre. |
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