Matt Pryor, Andy Dalzell and Tim Foust, Americana by Bingaman & Son Lumber Inc., Kreamer, PA; and Craig Hack, Dumor Inc., Mifflintown, PATom Escherich, Thermory USA, Serratus, CA; Jake Mingle, Thermory USA, Buffalo, NY; Tatiana Cordero, Thermory USA, Las Vegas, NV; Kevin Demars and Kim Thompson, Thermory USA, Buffalo, NY; and Matt Stansell, Thermory USA, Durham, NCEric Degenfelder and Jeff Argus, U-C Coatings LLC, Buffalo, NY; Richard Ahlstrom, Abatron Inc./A Division of U-C Coatings LLC, Kenosha, WI; and George Meeker, U-C Coatings LLC/Seal-Once, Lake Orion, MIDavid Lewis, West Fraser, Orlando, FL; Angie and Mark Green, LL Holmes Supply LLC, Baxley, GA; and Scott Vande Linde, West Fraser, Germantown, TNTim Hummel, Weaverbird Wood Company, Chino, CA; Doug O’Rourke, Biewer Lumber LLC, St. Clair, MI; Ben Roberts, KEBONY, Austin, TX; and (in front) Connie Nijst, KEBONY, Sacramento, CANamma Noa Lachmish, Brazilian Lumber, Gardena, CA; and Felipe Ortegon and Nicolette Delgado, Brazilian Lumber, Miami, FLKevin Cheung, Western Wood Products Assoc., Portland, OR; Jay Poppe, Western Red Cedar Lumber Assoc., Vancouver, BC; Jeff Easterling, Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Assoc., Cumberland, ME; Butch Bernhardt, Western Wood Preservers Institute, Vancouver, WA; and Eric Gee, Southern Forest Products Assoc., Metairie, LARyan Hagen, San Group Inc., Langley, BC; Ben Meachen, OrePac Building Products, Wilsonville, OR; and Suki Sangara, Addison Ross, Adam Hazelwood, Andy Johal and Darren Honeysett, San Group Inc.Matias Laaksonen, John Black and Maija Masalin, Lunawood, Lahti, FinlandTroy Little, Boise Cascade EWP Company, Boise, ID; Jim Abbott, 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA; Jeff Dracup, Boise Cascade BMD LLC, Phoenix, AZ; and Michael Blaisure, Boise Cascade EWP Company, Denver, COMarkku Korolainen, Nancy Kitchen, Janet Craig and John Lindekens, Covered Bridge Cabinetry, East Hanover, NJJames Kleinke, Harris Hardwoods Inc., Foreston, MN; Kendall Conroy and Chris Knowles, Timber Products Company, Springfield, OR; and Rowdy Male, Timber Products Company, Medford, ORDevin Koski, Jeff Delonay and Barry Schneider, Kolbe Windows and Doors, Wausau, WI
Las Vegas, Nevada –Nearly 70,000 home building professionals from around the globe filled the exhibit halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center recently as the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) hosted the NAHB International Builders’ Show® (IBS), the largest annual light construction show in the world.
IBS exhibit space totaled more than 600,000 net square feet, where more than 1,300 exhibitors displayed the latest in building products and technology.
This year also marked the 10th anniversary of Design & Construction Week® (DCW), the co-location of IBS and the National Kitchen & Bath Association’s (NKBA’s) Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS). DCW drew nearly 110,000 attendees and nearly 2,000 exhibitors occupying more than one million square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibits.
“This year’s exceptional turnout is a clear indication of the strength of the industry and its optimism about the future,” said Geoff Cassidy, NAHB senior vice president of exhibitions and meetings. “Attendees took advantage of unique networking opportunities and education sessions that delivered insight and practical guidance to grow their businesses.””
“We feel that IBS is definitely back,” said Jennifer Bower, Director of Customer Experience at CertainTeed, a longtime IBS exhibitor. “The foot traffic was amazing and provided the best platform for us to highlight our new products and brand.”
Next year, IBS and DCW will return to Las Vegas Feb. 27-29.
The NAHB International Builders’ Show (IBS) is the world’s largest annual residential construction show and is the must-attend event for professionals in the building industry. IBS is produced by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), a Washington-based trade association representing more than 140,000 members involved in home building, remodeling, multifamily construction, property management, subcontracting, design, housing finance, building product manufacturing and other aspects of residential and light commercial construction. NAHB’s builder members will construct about 80 percent of the new housing units projected for this year. For more information, visit BuildersShow.com or nahb.org.
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