Still time to attend!

There is still time to book your tickets to the Joinery Network open day event at Leitz Tooling in Harlow Essex on 12 September.

The event will feature guest speakers from across the Joinery Network, and is designed to help joinery business scale up manufacturing efficiency for timber windows and doors.

In addition to guest speakers and presentations from The Joinery Network and Leitz, guests will be treated to a spindle moulder demonstration using the Lignum tooling system and an exclusive look at the Leitz Harlow factory including servicing and manufacturing of tooling.

Speakers will also be joined by member companies from across the network such as Gutmann, BJ Waller, Teknos and more…

Don’t miss out of this opportunity to network, learn and grow your business. The Joinery network brings companies and people from across the industry together and this event is the perfect opportunity for you to get involved.

Tickets are £10 per person and ALL proceeds are donated to The Joinery Network’s house charity – Haven House Children’s Hospice.

Grow your business and support The Joinery Network & Haven House: https://tjn.eventbrite.com

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