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Spray Foam Meeting Postponed Until 2022
October 21, 2020
SPFA: The Sprayfoam Show Convention & Expo 2021 rescheduled
The Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance (SPFA) announced the postponement of The Sprayfoam Show Convention & Expo 2021. Originally scheduled for February 2021, the alliance has moved the annual event to 28 February – 3 March 2022 in San Antonio, TX, USA.
The largest annual convention and trade show in the USA dedicated to spray polyurethane foam (SPF), The Sprayfoam Show brings together industry participants in insulation, roofing, speciality applications, and related equipment for educational sessions, a robust exhibits hall, the SPFA Professional Certification Program, an annual Golf Tournament, VIP events, and an entertainment-filled Close-Out Event Party.
“The Sprayfoam Show is the largest event of its kind in the U.S. and the industry’s contractors, manufacturers and stakeholders really look forward to attending each year,” said Bryan Heldreth, president of the Spray Polyurethane Foam Alliance. “Unfortunately, with so much uncertainty still surrounding COVID-19, we felt it was best to prioritize the health of our members and industry colleagues and postpone an event of this size until 2022.”
Attendees of The Sprayfoam Show 2022 will explore the latest developments in SPF including solutions for maximising energy efficiency and achieving Zero Net Energy in residential and commercial building projects. The latest in insulation, roofing and speciality products and applications will be highlighted. Attendees will learn about the opportunities and challenges affecting their business and the industry at-large. The event will also showcase installation best practices and provide meaningful networking opportunities with industry leaders, customers and peers.
The Sprayfoam Show 2022 will be held at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas. The SPFA will provide hotel and registration information in 2021. Event speakers and sessions, as well as the full agenda, will also be provided closer to the event.
“We understand that there may be some disappointment surrounding the date change for this event, however the safety of our attendees must take precedence,” said Rick Duncan, executive director of the SPFA. “We are currently looking at options for hosting a few smaller regional events in 2021 that will keep attendee numbers at a safer and more manageable level, while giving our members the ability to meet and learn from one another. Keep watch for announcements about these smaller events in the coming months.”
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