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The 2007 Remodeling Show moved to Las Vegas for the first time in its 16-year history. More than 300 manufacturers displayed a range of products for an expected attendance of 10,000 remodeling professionals.
The show runs Oct. 9-12, and includes more than 80 conference sessions and 100,000 square feet of floor space.
For the second year, the Kitchen & Bath
Showcase was prominent on the exposition floor. The pavilion featured four
separate demonstration areas for instructional presentations.
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According to Moen Product Manager Jerry Capasso, the Rothbury line features an upscale, cottage style design aimed at homeowners with traditional tastes. The line also helps qualify a building for LEED points by delivering water at 1.5 gal/min by using a hidden aerator to control flow.
Moen Target Market Manager Jean Munn said product launches are normally done at the International Builders Show or the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, but Moen wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to stand out this fall.
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The 2008 Remodeling Show is scheduled for Sept. 9-12 in Baltimore. For more information, visit www.theremodelingshow.com.