Opening up your profitability

The Joinery Network, alongside Affiliate Partner Teknos, are to host an open day event, giving attendees a chance to find out how to grow your timber window and door business with the LIGNUM system.

Taking place on Wednesday 26 March from 9:30am – 3:30pm GMT at Teknos’ HQ in Bicester, the event will provide:

A Lignum demonstration by The Joinery Network’s Owen Dare, manufacturing a sash window efficiently using a Felder spindle moulder.
Paint applciation demonstration, a detailed demonstration from Teknos on the correct way to apply paint to finished joinery.
Talk to timber and joinery specialists about building more profit into your products.
How Teknos solutions and services future-proof your business.
Finishing solutions experts, Hi-Tec Spray will be answering your questions.
The Joinery Network Expert Market Place.
A great opportunity to network with your peers, in your industry.

Tickets are £10 per ticket, with all proceeds donated to the Air Ambulance Northern Ireland charity.

For more information, or to book your tickets, click here

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