Full Frontal Tile and Stone Expo

Featuring a seminar program of over 20 speakers from Australia and overseas, formal training sessions, demonstrations and workshops, the exhibition will provide architects, designers, specifiers, builders, hospitality managers and tilers with up to date information and inspiration.

Attendance is free for all specifiers and members of industry, register online now at: fullfrontalexpo.com/registration.html

Australia’s only dedicated tile and stone exhibition, the Full Frontal Tile and Stone Expo will provide visitors with the latest information on tile and stone design, products, techniques, standards and sustainability.

Featuring a seminar program of over 20 speakers from Australia and overseas, formal training sessions, demonstrations and workshops, the exhibition will provide architects, designers, specifiers, builders, hospitality managers and tilers with up to date information and inspiration.

Attendance is free for all specifiers and members of industry, register online now at: fullfrontalexpo.com/registration.html

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

Attendance is free for all specifiers and members of industry, register online now at: fullfrontalexpo.com/registration.html

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