Registration is now open for the combined KBIS and NAHB International Builders’ Show slated for February 2‑4 at the Las Vegas Convention Center. The co‑located event will feature thousands of exhibiting brands across more than a million net square feet, with attendance expected to exceed one hundred thousand industry professionals.
Discounted passes available through September
Prospective attendees can lock in special rates until the end of September. Members of the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) can register for free in September.
For the show, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) offers a free expo pass to its members and an $80 pass for non‑members. Spouse registration follows the same free‑or‑$75 pattern. An Expo+Education Pass, granting access to both shows and all education sessions, costs $450 for NAHB members and $650 for others.
The offers apply to all registration options, ensuring participants can explore both show floors without purchasing separate tickets.
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Scale of the combined exhibition
The 14th Annual Design & Construction Week will feature a large number of kitchen and bath exhibitors occupying a substantial amount of space. The broader builders’ showcase adds additional area, creating the world’s largest gathering of residential design and construction professionals.
One paragraph of pure numbers: 2,350 brands, 1.2 million sq ft, 120,000 attendees, 600 KBIS exhibitors, 500,000 sq ft for KBIS alone, and over 120 education sessions.
That same paragraph also notes the event will run for three days, with pre‑show learning opportunities on January 31 and February 1 for an additional fee.
Education, product zones and networking
Education is a major draw, with an Expo+Education Pass unlocking three days of sessions across nine tracks. Attendees can choose from more than 120 presentations aimed at builders, remodelers, designers and related professionals.
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Beyond the classroom, the exhibit floor showcases cutting‑edge products and hands‑on demos. Six product categories guide visitors, while dedicated areas such as the New Product Zone, Start‑Up Zone, Construction Performance Zone and Jobsite Safety Zone highlight emerging solutions.
Hands‑on demos are available.
The outdoor portion includes the Pro Builder Show Village, featuring demonstration homes and interactive displays that let visitors see new technologies in a realistic setting.
Networking events are woven throughout the week. The opening ceremony on February 2 will feature Kevin O’Leary as keynote speaker, followed by a ticketed House Party.
