Elmbridge open day on the horizon

Elmbridge open day on the horizon

The countdown is on to the upcoming Elmbridge Open Day, in partnership with The Joinery Network, which takes place at Elmbridge’s HQ in Hardwicke, near Gloucester on 10 October from 10am – 4pm.

A day of practical demonstrations and advice on how to improve paint finish, streamline paint processes and increase profitability will take place, with a chance to see the Elmbridge Spray Booth in action.

Supported by Remmers UK and other Joinery Network Affiliate Partners, you will have the opportunity to meet with joinery manufacturing specialists from across the industry.

Tickets cost £10 per ticket, with all proceeds from ticket sales being donated directly to the Great Western Air Ambulance Charity.

There are just a few tickets remaining, so to book yours or find out more information, visit: Elmbridge UK Wood Painting & Coatings Open Day Tickets, Thu, Oct 10, 2024 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite

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