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Home›News›A window on the industry

A window on the industry

By Anna Hayes
June 19, 2019
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Australia’s leading window and glazing system suppliers will take part in the industry’s largest-ever trade exhibition, AusFenEx19, which takes place in Sydney in August.

The event takes place at Sydney’s International Convention Centre on 27-29 August and will showcase emerging global trends and product innovations, displaying the latest in window and glazing technologies, as well as world-leading production and design applications.

Over 100 manufacturers will exhibit at the event, from boutique window companies to leading global corporations. The AusFenEx19 exhibition will provide a forum for attendees to learn more about the industry while building a valuable professional network.

This year is the first join exhibition and conference following the Australian Window Association’s recent high-profile merger with the Australian Glass and Glazing Association.

Registration is via www.ausfenex19.com.

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