Friday 20 - Sunday 22 March 2026
Wolfbrook Arena Addington

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Present at the Home Show

Share your expertise with the Home Show audience

Interested in speaking at the Home Show? Tell us a bit about yourself and apply here!

The Home Show is the perfect opportunity to showcase your knowledge and share your passion for home improvement. As a speaker, you’ll be promoted within the Home Show show guide, website and marketing activity, to ensure maximum exposure.

Applying to speak at the Home Shows does not guarantee you a spot. We will be in touch with you after you submit your application to discuss availability.

Next Home Show

  • 20-22 March 2026
  • Wolfbrook Arena
  • 10am - 5pm Daily
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Important Info
Duration
One hour will be dedicated to your session.
This allows:
- 15 minutes for set-up and introduction (by MC)
- 30 minutes (max) for your talk
- 15 minutes for Q&A (moderated by MC).

PowerPoint Requirements
All presentations must be prepared in PowerPoint.
A reliable internet connection cannot be guaranteed, so all presentations need to be self-contained.
If you intend to use video in your PowerPoint, please ensure the content is provided as separate clips as well as embedded in your presentation.
We recommend that you use common fonts in PowerPoint to avoid resizing at the exhibition's end.
Please bring a copy of your presentation on USB on the day so that your presentation can be set up accordingly.

Tips
Use the highest quality images you have available. If using photographs of projects that are not your own, be sure to credit the respective person.
Keep on-screen text to a minimum. Use text as prompts only and keep your 'script' to yourself. Use the PowerPoint Notes function for your conversational script or take printed notes for reference. Avoid reading your text verbatim.
Remember that you know your subject better than your audience. Be confident in this knowledge and share the information as you would in a one-on-one meeting with a client.