About this expo
The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces, which will be known as "Stone & Surfaces" from 2026, is a significant B2B exhibition dedicated to the natural stone and hard surfaces industry. Held every two years at ExCeL London, this event serves as a key platform for showcasing global natural stone products, alongside the latest machinery, tools, and innovations in surface design. The 2027 edition will expand its focus to include natural stone, hard surfaces, flooring, wall coverings, and broader surface innovation.
The exhibition targets a diverse audience of building professionals, including the architectural and design community, developers, fabricators, and contractors. Thousands of industry professionals attend to explore new products and trends. The event is recognized as AUMA listed, underscoring its industry relevance.
Organized by QMJ Publishing Ltd., the show offers an insightful seminar programme, alongside The Emerging Talent Awards, The Industry Choice Award for best stone project, and the Stone Federation Village, providing valuable networking and learning opportunities for all participants.
Highlights
5 items- Held at ExCeL London
- AUMA listed
- Occurs every two years
- Features an insightful seminar programme
- Includes The Emerging Talent Awards and The Industry Choice Award
FAQ
5 questionsWhen and where does The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces London 2027 take place?+
The event is scheduled from May 11-13, 2027, at ExCeL London in London, United Kingdom.
Who organizes The Stone Show & Hard Surfaces?+
The event is organized by QMJ Publishing Ltd.
What industries and products are covered at the exhibition?+
The exhibition covers the natural stone and hard surfaces sector, showcasing natural stone, hard surfaces, flooring, wall coverings, surface innovation, machinery, and tools.
How can I participate as an exhibitor?+
The exhibition showcases natural stone from around the world, alongside the latest machinery, tools, and innovations in surface design. For the rebranded 'Stone & Surfaces' event starting in 2026, the focus will expand to include natural stone, hard surfaces, flooring, wall coverings, and surface innovation.
What are the practical details for visitor participation?+
Visitors can participate through independent visitor registration.
