Opening up your profitability
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
The Joinery Network: Backing timber window and door manufacturers
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