FOSROC TO EXHIBIT AT THE NATIONAL CONSTRUCTION SUMMIT ON EXTENDING ASSET LIFE


Specialist building material manufacturer Fosroc, will be exhibiting on stand H12 at the National Construction Summit at Blanchardstown, Dublin on 2nd & 3rd of April.

As an increasingly popular annual event, increased from one day last year to two days this year, the National Construction Summit is Ireland’s largest construction industry event. Key topics will include planning, sustainability, property, accelerating the delivery of housing, infrastructure, and a decarbonised built environment. It includes a comprehensive conference agenda covering jobs, skills, training and education; infrastructural investment; public & private housing; finance; building materials & services innovation; Foreign Direct Investment (FDI); and Sustainability.

The Fosroc Ireland team will be sharing their experience, advice and case study examples of industry-specific solutions put into practice across Ireland, including solutions for data centres – one of the co-located events at the Sport Ireland Campus venue. Fosroc’s ‘48 hour Site Support Promise’ will also be showcased as a unique industry offering, ensuring clients, engineers, contractors and applicators receive hands-on, practical assistance exactly where and when it is needed.

Specification Manager for ROI & NI Ian Fogarty will be explaining the rationale behind Fosroc’s theme for the event of extending the longevity of assets. His presentation ‘Extend Asset Life Through Effective Repair & Maintenance’, links to sustainable construction and lifecycle analysis.

The event will also be used to promote the newly launched Nitocote AG anti-graffiti coating, along with other specialist building materials – grout, micro-concrete, sealants, chemical anchors and surface treatments.

Register to attend at https://www.nationalconstructionsummit.ie/

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Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE 

 

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