Interested in exhibiting? Already an exhibitor? Find all the information you need here.
Booking details
Are you interested in exhibiting at Hardware+Tools Middle East? This is the ideal one-stop platform for professionals and businesses seeking to expand their network, explore opportunities, get updated with the latest trends and solutions while evaluating market trends and sharing expertise. Download the booking form below
Download the booking formStand rental prices
| Regular space only cost: 2020 edition | ||
| Row stand (one open side) | USD 420 per sqm | |
| Corner stand (two open sides) | USD 430 per sqm |
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| Peninsula (Head-) stand (three open sides) | USD 440 per sqm | |
| Island stand (four open sides) | USD 450 per sqm | |
Visitor testimonials
This is my first visit to Hardware+Tools Middle East. We’re pleased to be here as I found variety of international brands with cost effective tools and hardware equipment.
I come to Hardware+Tools Middle East every year to look for new suppliers and meet our existing ones as well. It’s a good show and we’ve seen a potential supplier that we might do business with in the future.
We are in the tools trading business. I'm visiting the show to find hand tools and I've already found some of what I need from a Chinese exhibitor.
Downloads
Here you will find a consolidated list of all important downloadable materials related to Hardware+Tools Middle East.
- 2020 Sales Brochure (pdf, 1 MB)
- 2020 Booking Form (pdf, 714 KB)
- 2019 Post show Report (pdf, 588 KB)
Already an exhibitor?
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Organise a successful participation through the following free online services:
1. Exhibitor online portal
- This is where you can update your company details that will be included in the official show catalogue or order services and technical items for your stand
- Download free banners, e-cards, signatures etc. to use to invite your clients to visit you at the show
3. Business Matchmaking programme
- Use the programme to find the right visitor for you and set up meetings with them before the show
Build-up and Dismantling
Build-up
5 – 6 June, 2020
The set up for Hardware+Tools Middle East will commence on 5 June, 6:00 AM whereby this first day is reserved for stand contractors only. Exhibitors with shell scheme stands may decorate their booths with product displays during the afternoon of 6 June. The halls are open 24 hours. Exhibitor passes can be collected onsite from the entrance of Za’abeel Hall 2, where also the organizer's office is located. Stand contractors and labourers will access the halls from the loading bay area and can obtain passes from the Dubai World Trade Center Security Office located at the gate to the loading area. A labour card is requested.
Dismantling
10 June, 2020
Products should be removed from the stands immediately after the fair closes at 6pm on Wednesday, 9 June. No guarantee can be taken for products left on the stands. The stand construction has to be removed by noon of 10 June. Vehicles will be allowed to enter the loading bay area from 7pm on 10 June.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Any person who wants to enter into the exhibition halls during build up or dismantling will have to wear a safety vest. A strict “NO VEST – NO ENTRY” Policy will apply. We therefore advise you to bring high-vis safety vests with you as part of your preparation to avoid facing issues entering the exhibition halls during build up.
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Important Exhibitor Warning
To protect the privacy of our stakeholder Messe Frankfurt Middle East GmbH does not sell attendee or exhibitor list data for any of our events. Email solicitations from 3rd parties claiming to offer access to names/contacts of the “attendee database” are completely fraudulent, and are in no way associated with Messe Frankfurt Middle East GmbH.
Be advised that if you receive an email from any company indicating that they are in possession of attendee lists for any of our events then this is fraudulent information as they do not have access to our lists, nor do they have permission to use our brands to sell any such lists. We suggest that you ignore them and report it to your local trading standards agency.