For the first time, wood-based materials manufacturer Egger UK is exhibiting at this year’s InstallerSHOW, showcasing its comprehensive range of building products, decorative panels and flooring. Its Egger Flooring Collection 25+ is also set to feature in the InstallerSHOW HAUS, a house built at the heart of the exhibition and designed to demonstrate the latest in sustainable design.
The Egger stand (4F34) will allow visitors to learn more about the manufacturer’s range of sustainable solutions for the construction, KBB and interior design sectors, as well as be serving beer from its own Austrian brewery. Highlighted on the stand is Egger’s structural flooring systems. The building products on display include Egger Protect, which has a P5 chipboard core and is finished with a hard-wearing, low slip, thermally bonded layer on both sides that protects against moisture ingress and allows the installed boards to be left exposed to the elements for up to 100 days during construction.
Also featured on the Egger stand is its new collection of laminate flooring. The new Egger Flooring Collection 25+ includes over 200 realistic woodgrain and tile designs. The NatureSense range is suitable for all areas of the home; it includes 2 water resistant variants, NatureSense Aqua and NatureSense Aqua+, alongside NatureSense Herringbone, which delivers a parquet floor style look with the durability of laminate flooring.
Also, from the Egger Flooring Collection 25+, is the AquaDura range, which has been selected for the InstallerSHOW HAUS. The product was chosen due to it being PVC and plasticiser free, water resistant for 24 hours and having an integrated underlay made from recycled natural fibres.
Scott Wolters, building & flooring sales director at Egger UK, said: “2025 is our first time at InstallerSHOW and we’re delighted to be exhibiting. It will provide an excellent opportunity for us to speak to new and existing customers about our evolving portfolio for all areas of the home and the role that such solutions have in the future of construction.”
