2005 Masonry Showcase Brings Familiar, New Faces

Words: Joni CokerThis is an exciting year to attend the Masonry Showcase. We are in Chicago for the first time in over 30 years and will be partnering with CSI and TFM for the first time ever!

There are many companies out there who are also excited about all that is going on with our show. Currently, 30% of our 2005 exhibitors are with us for the first time. Look for names like Fero, Bad Dog Tools, StepUp Scaffolding and Belden Brick to name just a few. We will also see some of our loyal supporters such as JLG, Non-Stop Scaffolding, Marshalltown Company and Spec Mix. Add to that a number of companies from previous showcases, and you've got a well rounded show covering all facets of your business!

Sales are not done yet so keep posted at www.masonryshowcase.com for new companies at this year's show.

One last thing - book your reservations now to attend! The 2005 Showcase in Chicago is packed full of educational offerings, competitions, events and the largest number of exhibiting companies since 2001 making it the MUST ATTEND event of 2005. See you in Chicago!

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