The Security and Fire Protection section of Interbuild has moved to a new location for the May 2000 show, to enable exhibitors to meet the increased numbers of relevant visitors.
There will be a dedicated area for Security and Fire Protection, which will share Hall 4 with the busy Doors, Windows and Facades and Architectural Hardware shows. The natural synergy between the sections will ensure a strong flow of specifiers throughout the hall.
Industry leaders including BC Technology , Abloy Security, BPT Automat ion and FAAC are just a few of the companies which have already committed to exhibit in 2000.
Adrian Ford, managing director of Interbuild 2000 said: 'More than 9,600 visitors to Interbuild 97 had a specific interest in security and fire prevention. I expect the enlarged Interbuild show in May 2000, together with the move to Hall 4, to bring even more quality specifiers and buyers to the show next year.'
Continue to watch The Architects' Journal for periodic updates on Interbuild 2000.
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