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Timber construction institute at WoodEX

May 26, 2016

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The Institute for Timber Construction (ITC-SA), South Africa’s professional body and regulator of the engineered timber structure industry, is set to attend the fourth WoodEX for Africa, taking place at Gallagher Convention Centre, Midrand, from 9-11 June 2016.

WoodEX for Africa, which started out in 2012, has become a premier platform for woodworking professionals in South Africa to connect with the trade, learn more about new products and services on the market and network with players in the sector.

“The ITC-SA has exhibited at WoodEX for Africa since the show’s inception and has enjoyed great exposure to both fellow exhibitors and visitors alike,” commented Dr. Pierre de Villiers, Director of ITC-SA. “WoodEX for Africa represents a fantastic opportunity for us to share information and advice about timber construction, create awareness of the benefits of using timber in this way, and put interested parties in touch with ITC-SA registered members for their roofing, decking and timber construction projects.”

The ITC-SA will be exhibiting at stand E8 at WoodEX for Africa, and invites interested visitors to the expo to visit their stand.

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