The Joinery Network stand at the Materials and Finishes Show 2024

Explore the Joinery Network’s Timber Zone on #TimberTuesday

Explore the Joinery Network’s Timber Zone on #TimberTuesday

Join The Joinery Network at its Timber Zone on Stand X78 at FIT Show 2025. There’s a real focus on timber this year, and the FIT Show organisers have created a shared hashtag to promote its importance: #TimberTuesday.

The Joinery Network is the perfect starting point for both manufacturers and installers looking to add timber windows and doors to their product portfolio. Not only will the products be on display, but there will also be experts from the network and affiliates, including Centor, Teknos, Leitz, Gutmann, Precision Carpentry and Joinery, PassivGlas, JFJ Wood Flooring and EWH Manufacturing Group. This means visitors will get fast access to a wealth of information and advice by visiting just one stand!

The timber trail

The Joinery Network’s Timber Zone is also part of the Timber Trail organised by FIT Show, which is an easy guide to finding exhibitors offering products and support for visitors interested in timber windows and doors. Both the #TimberTuesday and #TimberTrail are part of the FIT Show’s commitment to timber, alongside the selection of ambassador Robin Clevett, one of the most viewed joiners and carpenters on social media.

Andy Ball, Director at The Joinery Network, said: “Interest in timber windows and doors has really ramped up in the last 12 months. After a hugely successful Materials and Finishes Show (MAFS) in 2024, we are excited to be part of the FIT Show. We know many installation companies are looking to add new products, and adding timber windows and doors couldn’t be easier. At The Joinery Network, we have a network of joiners in the UK ready to supply Lignum windows and doors to the trade.

“Next door to our stand in the Installer Demo Zone, Owen Dare is showing how to make a timber window as part of our recruitment drive to expand our manufacturing network for Lignum windows and doors. This was one of the most popular demos at MAFS, drawing crowds every day.”

So much to see at FIT Show 2025

In The Joinery Network Timber Zone at FIT Show, visitors will see a huge range of products, including Lignum windows and doors, Lignum timber entrance doors, Centor bifold doors and screens, plus vacuum glazing. We will also be showcasing the new Gutmann-Lignum wood-aluminium windows. Experts from The Joinery Network and affiliates will also be available to offer advice.

Elsewhere in the halls at FIT Show, visitors can also see TJN’s affiliate partners Joinery Soft – Stand J47, MRA Data Stand G16, and PiGs AKA People in Glazing Society and Modern Joinery News Stand G14.

Andy adds: “The Timber Zone by The Joinery Network offers FIT Show visitors a fast track to adding timber windows and doors to their portfolio.”

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