Explore innovations in windows and doors at FIT Show 2025

Explore innovations in windows and doors at FIT Show 2025

Visitors can now register for free to attend the UK’s number one event for the window, door, flat glass, hardware, components and roofing industry, the FIT Show, via its website.

Visitors can look forward to even more brands, products and innovations when they visit FIT Show at Birmingham NEC later this year after organisers announced that they are increasing the footprint of the event by 30%, occupying an extra hall to build on its 2023 edition.

FIT Show 2025 visitors will be able to take advantage of new and improved features at the show. The Installer Demo Zone is returning on a bigger scale, building on the success of its 2023 launch, but expanded to incorporate a more diverse product demonstration offering as well as a marketplace area to purchase the latest tools, workwear and supporting products and services for the trades.

In line with its ambitions to reach and engage new audiences, FIT Show is collaborating with a number of online content creators. There will be several familiar faces at the event, the self confessed carpentry, joinery and building fanatic, Robin Clevett just announced as an official ambassador for FIT Show.

Robin, who boasts over 113,000 Youtube subscribers, more than 40,000 YouTube Followers and hosts The Carpentry Show on FIX Radio, will play a hands-on role as part of the Installer Demo Zone, as well as participating in sessions on the main seminar stage.

GGF and FENSA will partner with FIT Show to deliver another first class CPD certified learning programme. The programme will follow the theme of ‘solutions and inspiration’, running across the three days of the show. The content is free to access for all visitors and has been carefully crafted to cover important updates to building regulations, health and safety, sustainability, new technology and innovation and much more.

FIT Show event director, Nickie West said: “It’s always exciting when we officially open registration for FIT  Show. With a bigger footprint, more diverse range of brands and products than ever before, challenging political and economical backdrop, rapidly impending regulatory and legislative changes, not to mention no FIT Show until 2027, the reasons to attend FIT Show have never been greater. Quite simply, FIT Show 2025 should be an essential fixture in everyone’s industry calendar this year!

“This is your chance to see every link in the supply chain all under one roof. Compare the latest products and innovations side-by-side. Upskill and give yourself the competitive edge by participating in our first class CPD seminar sessions. See the latest products come to life on the Installer Demo Zone. Network and engage with your peers. Save time visiting multiple suppliers and distributors – wrap everything up for the year ahead, and beyond, at FIT Show 2025.”

FIT Show returns to the NEC Birmingham from 29 April – 1 May 2025. Visitors can now register to attend for FREE at www.fitshow.co.uk.

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