Trade Decorator Live brings industry together for debut exhibition
Posted: Tuesday, May 17th, 2022
Trade Decorator Live is making its debut at Old Trafford football stadium between 23rd and 24th June. The exhibition for painters and decorators plans to bring together industry professionals to see the latest products, view demos, gain access to ‘show offers’ on trade essentials and network with colleagues. “We know that time is important for professional painters and decorators. Many are self-employed, and work all hours of the day, so we have put on an event that will boost their business and is also a good day out,” explained Paula McIntosh, managing director, Trade Decorator. “We are going all out to ensure this is an event you will feel was worth attending and [that] it is firmly planned in your calendar... for years to come,” she added. Trade Decorator Live will boast a dedicated ‘trade zone’ where painters and decorators will be able pick-up products and tools “for less”, and a ‘masterclass area’, which will feature product demonstrations carried out by social media influencers. Running alongside the show are a series of seminars covering a wide range of subjects from project estimating, financial management, best practise for websites and social media and vehicle security. A training zone, sponsored by Trimaco will offer free courses to help painters and decorators upskill. Courses will cover timber repairs, fine finishing using abrasives and dustless sanding, Venetian Plaster application and colour workshops. Fix Radio is a media partner for Trade Decorator Live. For more information about the event click here.
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