01 March 2015

The biggest edition of Dubai WoodShow will bring together more than 250 exhibitors from across 45 countries next month (April 14 to 16) in Dubai, UAE.

The 10th Dubai WoodShow will feature manufacturers, woodworking machinery and toolmakers, timber providers and traders to explore potential business opportunities, said Josine Heijmans, exhibition director, Dubai WoodShow.

“We anticipate huge deals on the floor of the exhibition over three days,” she added.

Organised by Strategic Marketing and Exhibitions, the event, which is claimed to be the biggest wood and woodworking machinery industry trade show in the Middle East, will showcase a range of wood products, woodworking machinery, blades and knives.

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