There are a bunch of reasons why you should exhibit at IBS 2022. Check out the top 3…
3 Reasons to Exhibit at IBS 2022
Category: Show Features
IBS 2022 Show Home Displays Forward-Thinking Designs
Rendering of The New American Home 2022.
Progress is being made on The 2022 New American Home®, the Official Show Home of IBS.
Best of IBSx: Most Innovative Start-Ups
Each revolutionary company has a product or service that’s less than 3 years old.
A Few Reasons Skipping IBSx Would Be Bad for Business
See all the things you will miss by not attending IBSx!
See the Biggest Exhibitor Names at IBSx
Experience the new products, demos and connections you won’t be able to get anywhere else at IBSx.
The IBSx Start-Up Zone: Where Home Building Solutions Take Off
Where does a new product in the residential construction industry get its big break? The IBSx Start-Up Zone.
The Two Official Show Homes Are Underway
The homes are being built in the Orlando area.
What Happened @ IBS Jobsite Safety Zone
The IBS Jobsite Safety Zone at IBS 2020 was a hub of activity. Doubling in size from last year’s debut, the Safety Zone had a full slate of programs. During Ask the Safety Pros segments, nationally recognized safety experts were available to answer tough construction safety questions, and the latest construction safety products, gear and personal protective equipment could be viewed at the Job-Site Safety Institute (JSI) Learning Stage.
In addition to showcasing the latest products,...
Innovative New Products Found at IBS 2020
Every year, the NAHB International Builders’ Show® (IBS) draws tens of thousands of building industry professionals to one location with this in mind: Seeing and learning about all of the new products that can be found in residential construction.
At IBS 2020, more than 1,400 top manufacturers and suppliers from around the globe showcased their products and services. Here are some of the categories that made this year’s show amazing.
IBS Pavilions...
The New American Remodel 2020: Completed and Ready for Tours
The New American Remodel® (TNAR) is finished and ready for tours at the NAHB International Builders’ Show® 2020 in Las Vegas.
The original ranch-style home was built in 1977. It was 2,170 square feet and consisted of three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Additionally, the home was operated on a 1,200-gallon septic system that was powered solely by electricity since gas utilities were unavailable.
Today, the property has been transformed into a two-story home with 4,802 square feet of...