The UK’s largest dedicated kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms exhibition kbb Birmingham, returns from 3-6 March 2024. Taking place at the NEC, kbb Birmingham will feature more than 230 exhibitors from across 26 different categories, featuring “the very latest innovations and cutting-edge designs”. The biennial event welcomes an audience of over 15,000 visitors over its four-day span, organisers say, attracting decision-makers from the residential, design, retail and contract sectors.
kbb Birmingham will feature a range of Europe’s most “established and prestigious” KBB brands. Exhibitors already confirmed include Electrolux, Aga Rangemaster, InSinkErator, Franke, Roca, Hanex, Nolte, Nobilia, Leicht, Harrison Bathrooms, Microvellum, Sachsenkuechen, Bariperfil, Turkish Ceramics, Leda Bathrooms, Sonas Bathrooms, Creada, St James Collection, Tru Blu and many others. From kitchen furniture and bathroom accessories to components, surfaces and worktops, kbb Birmingham presents the latest designs. To view the 2024 exhibitor list so far, please visit the event website.
There are many opportunities to network at kbb Birmingham. Exhibitors and visitors can meet key customers, engage with actively specifying clients, gain “unparalleled” exposure and generate leads all under one roof. Explore design trends, see new launches, and experience live demonstrations and multiple learning opportunities throughout the duration of the event.
kbb Birmingham event director Sam Fisher says: “We can’t wait to welcome the KBB industry back to the NEC Birmingham in March 2024. With a whole host of innovative exhibitors set to take to the show floor, this is a must-attend event for retailers, installers, developers, designers and all those seeking the latest KBB products, services, design trends and inspiration for the year ahead.”
Better Stands Initiative
Better Stands is kbb Birmingham’s parent company Infoma’s campaign to reduce the waste that stands at exhibitions can create. The team is working with customers to phase out all disposable stands at EMEA events by 2024. Better Stands also aims to show how sustainable business can be better business too. Reusable structures not only reduce waste, but they can reduce the time it takes to construct and take down stands, reduce the cost of design and construction and allow for investment in higher quality and more successful stands. All kbb Birmingham exhibitors are encouraged to either reuse or recycle at the end of the show, to help create a more sustainable event.
The Used Kitchen Company (TUKC) will once again be partnering with the event to help exhibitors sell their displays ahead of the show to encourage a more sustainable event, and to make a valuable contribution towards recycling within the kitchen industry.
Innovation Awards
March 2024 also marks a decade of the show’s Innovation Awards. Now in its tenth year, the Innovation Awards, in partnership with Blum, will be back to highlight “the most creative and ground-breaking solutions” from brands in the sector. Areas of recognition include new methods and ideas or products that demonstrate innovation. The judges have been announced and are listed on kbb’s website.
For more information on kbb Birmingham 2024, and to register for your free visitor pass, please visit
www.kbb.co.uk
