National Hardware Show gets ready
New products will abound at the National Hardware Show (NHS) 2024 in Las Vegas, March 26-28. And there are some new sections at the show as well.
“We are bringing new categories to the table to enhance the shopping experience and new programs and perks to add value to the overall show experience,” said Beth Casson, event leader for the National Hardware Show.
At one end of the convention hall, there is the newly added Sports and Outdoor Recreation area, and the new Holiday, Gift and Specialty section.
Here are just a few of the many new products the NHS will showcase:
Rapid Rope is a compact way to store and access rope when you need it. It’s weather resistant with a shatterproof canister. Uses for: Truck, RV, boat, backpack, camping and hiking.
The NHS said there will be a, “new product aisle and trends Discovery Zone that will feature more than 300 new products on display.
“The Zone will highlight some of the changing market trends we all need to be aware of as we adapt to the future of retail in home improvement.”
Onewish is a mushroom-shaped small lamp that provides an aesthetic room decor, and the style capitalizes on transparency and opacity; classic of the 60s-70s vintage lamp design.
The NHS also reported that one in five attendees at this year’s event are international, and the hardware show has added another new section on the show floor, the Shop Global Business Center.
And returning again this year is the NHS Backyard – the National Hardware Show’s home for all things lawn, garden, farm, ranch, grilling and outdoor living.
Another new product is the Mr. BBQ caddy, created by Anthony Anderson and Cedric The Entertainer, to keep all your cookout needs in one place; it’s featured on A&E’s “Kings of BBQ.”
The NHS has also invited special guests such as: Plasterers, drywall installers, plumbers and remodelers, to make connections with attendees at educational sessions and other networking opportunities.
“We strive to create an event that serves the entire hardware and home improvement industry, and we are committed to helping the industry continue to thrive,” said Casson.
