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Homebuilding & Renovating Show deals
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Normally up to £13.75
If you register online at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show*, you can get one or two free tickets for this year's shows.
Ticket prices vary for each show but they would normally cost up to £12 at most (plus a £1.75 booking fee if purchased online – waived for this promo), but via the link above you can get them free. You can use tickets on any one day of the show, and you don't need to tell them in advance which day you're going.
You can claim tickets for this year's shows at:
- Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre, Farnborough, Surrey (14-15 January) – 5,000 available
- National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham (23-26 March) – 20,000 available
- Scottish Event Campus, Glasgow (20-21 May) – 6,000 available
- Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher, Surrey (1-2 July) – 4,000 available
- ExCeL London (22-24 September) – 15,000 available
- Harrogate Convention Centre, Harrogate (3-5 November) – 12,000 available
- Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset (18-19 November) – 6,000 available
You can get free tickets until 3pm the day before each event, or until they're all claimed, whichever's sooner. Tickets will be emailed to you and you'll need to print them out. Children aged 16 or under can attend for free anyway and don't need to book in advance.
What is the Homebuilding & Renovating Show?
The show includes big brands exhibiting their latest products, plus free seminars and masterclasses and one-to-one advice led by experts within the industry on topics such as design, self-builds, energy efficiency, budgets and legal issues.
Thinking about buying some new homeware? You can get £5 off a £30 spend at B&Q.
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Latest Expired Deals
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FREE Homebuilding & Renovating Show tickets
Including Harrogate & Somerset shows
ExpiredIf you register online at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show, you can get one or two free tickets for this year's shows.
Tickets normally cost £12 (plus a £1.75 booking fee if purchased online – waived for this promo), but via the link above you can get them free. You can use tickets on any one day of the show, and you don't need to tell them in advance which day you're going.
You can claim tickets for this year's shows at:
- Harrogate Convention Centre, Harrogate (4-6 November) – approximately 7,500 available
- Bath & West Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset (19-20 November) – approximately 3,000 available
You can get free tickets until 3pm the day before each event, or until they're all claimed, whichever's sooner. Tickets will be emailed to you and you'll need to print them out. Children aged 16 or under can attend for free anyway and don't need to book in advance.
What is the Homebuilding & Renovating Show?
The show includes big brands exhibiting their latest products, plus free seminars and masterclasses and one-to-one advice led by experts within the industry on topics such as design, self-builds, energy efficiency, budgets and legal issues.
Thinking about buying some new homeware? You can get £5 off a £30 spend at B&Q.
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FREE 3,000 pairs of Homebuilding & Renovating Show tickets
For events nationwide. Normally £8-£12
ExpiredUpdate on Fri 13 Mar at 5pm: The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show has postponed the event due to take place from 26-29 March at the NEC Birmingham due to concerns about Coronavirus. The event will now take place from 9-12 July 2020. The decision is based on several factors and aims to safeguard the welfare of exhibitors, staff and visitors. You can check the FAQs on the National Homebuilding & Renovating Show website.
If you register online at the Homebuilding & Renovating Show via this specific link, you can get up to two free tickets for the regional shows at eight different venues between now and May 2020. Your ticket, which would normally cost £8-£12 in advance (plus a £1.50-£2 booking fee) or £12-£18 on the door, will get you free entry on any one day of the show.
Here are the venues to choose from:
- Sandown Park, Surrey (29-30 June 2019)
- Excel, London (4-6 October 2019)
- RHC, Edinburgh (19-20 October 2019)
- HCC, Harrogate (1-3 November 2019)
- Bath & West Showground, Somerset (16-17 November 2019)
- Farnborough International (18-19 January 2020)
- SEC, Glasgow (30-31 May 2020)
- Sandown Park, Surrey (27-28 Jun 2020)
- NEC, Birmingham (26-29 March 2020) Postponed to 9-12 July 2020
- ExCeL, London (25-27 September 2020)
- RHC, Edinburgh (17-18 Oct 2020)
- HCC, Harrogate (6-8 Nov 2020)
- Bath & West Showground, Somerset (21-22 Nov 2020)
You can get free tickets until 3pm the day before each event, or when all 3,000 pairs of free tickets have gone, whichever’s sooner.
Tickets will be emailed to you and you'll need to print them out. Children aged 16 or under can go free anyway.
What is the Homebuilding & Renovating Show?
The show includes suppliers exhibiting their latest products, free seminars and masterclasses led by experts within the industry on topics such as design, self-builds, energy efficiency, budgets and legal issues.
Getting there by train or coach? See our round-up of Cheap Train & Coach Deals.
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