Installatie Vakdagen Hardenberg

The Installatie Vakdagen, formerly known as Installatie Vakbeurs, is an annual exhibition usually held in September, focusing on installation technology and electrical engineering. The name of the fair emphasizes its core importance to the installation industry. Located in the impressive Evenementenhal in Hardenberg, Netherlands, this event has become the central meeting point for experts in sanitation, water, installation issues, renewable energy, indoor climate, and Smart-Building technologies. Thanks to a broad range of products and services—from heat pumps, roofing, underfloor heating, installation materials, and insulation to water treatment, air conditioning, ventilation, building and home automation, as well as specialized software solutions and apps—the fair provides a comprehensive overview of current trends and innovations.

It attracts not only manufacturers, importers, and dealers but also installers, project leaders, mechanics, executives from the construction and industry sectors, planners, and facility and building managers. This underscores that the Installatie Vakdagen serves not only professionals but also decision-makers and industry insiders. A special highlight is the "Knowledge Square" section where various seminars are conducted, addressing pertinent topics in the installation industry in a practical manner. Furthermore, a section of the fair offers young start-ups a platform, making it a hub for innovation and forward-looking ideas. The exhibition is deeply rooted in the city of Hardenberg in the Netherlands, symbolizing the country's innovative strength and technical expertise. In conclusion, the Evenementenhal in Hardenberg impresses not only with its stunning architecture but also its excellent accessibility and proximity to major transport hubs. Thus, visitors and exhibitors can expect a well-organized, informative, and inspiring event.

The Installatie Vakdagen will take place on 3 days from Tuesday, 10. September to Thursday, 12. September 2024 in Hardenberg.