The Show is Over. Long Live the Show
The National Hardware Show enjoyed its three-day run of products, trends and networking in and around the Las Vegas Convention Center.
“From all-star panels and educational sessions to special events like our annual Tailgate, Backyard & BBQ party - there was something for everyone to enjoy,” said Rich Russo, industry VP of the National Hardware Show.
In an HBSDealer Poll, the plurality of respondents pointed to the Made in USA area as the most interesting part of the show. Specifically, HBSDealer asked: “What’s the most interesting feature or area of this year’s National Hardware Show?” After nearly 50 responses, here are the results.
The poll remains open on the right side of the page (or scroll down your mobile device).
“From all-star panels and educational sessions to special events like our annual Tailgate, Backyard & BBQ party - there was something for everyone to enjoy,” said Rich Russo, industry VP of the National Hardware Show.
In an HBSDealer Poll, the plurality of respondents pointed to the Made in USA area as the most interesting part of the show. Specifically, HBSDealer asked: “What’s the most interesting feature or area of this year’s National Hardware Show?” After nearly 50 responses, here are the results.
- Made in USA, 40%;
- New Product Launch/World, 22%;
- Tailgating/Backyard, 16%;
- Tiny Living @ NHS, 9%;
- Interactive Smart Home, 7%;
- Emergency Preparedness, 4%;
- Inventor’s Spotlight, 2%
The poll remains open on the right side of the page (or scroll down your mobile device).