NSBRC - The live National Self Build and Renovation Show is back for July!
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The live National Self Build and Renovation Show is back for July!

We've worked hard to put together a line up for the show that's educational, inspiring and safe for our visitors. Across the two days we'll have live seminars, brand new and exclusive case study interviews, live demos and free one-to-one consultations with our experts, and of course, over 250 exhibitors showcasing the latest building products and services.

Whatever stage of your self-build or renovation project you’re at, this event is a ‘must attend!’

Live talks and demos are back for 2021!

Other show highlights include:

  • 250+ exhibitors
  • Free one-to-one expert consultations (socially-distanced)
  • Live panel debates including 'Question Time'
  • Guided tours of the NSBRC’s fantastic life-size educational exhibits

Tickets are FREE when booked in advance

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