Gulf Extrusions (member of Metal Industries -Al Ghurair Group), a leading global manufacturer of extruded aluminium items, has actually announced its involvement at The Big 5-- International Building and Construction Show, which will happen from November 23 to 26, 2015 at the Dubai World Trade Center, UAE. The business will display a variety of ingenious launches and arrange extremely interesting activities for visitors, including a live presentation of the best practices in faade installation-- accessory and firefighting equipment, during the course of the four-day event. The Gulfex booth will be located at D121 at Zabeel Hall.

In addition, Gulfex will carry out a Continuing Professional Development (CPD)-certified workshop on 'Fire Safety in Facades' on November 25, 2015 at the Abu Dhabi 'A' Conference Hall. During the interactive session, it will concentrate on the importance of great building and passive fire protection, the requirement for fire defense in faade design, and essential fire security principles for building envelopes. Gulfex will showcase new-age technology for fire security and sustainable structures and provide an overview of international statistics related to fire mishaps to its expert audience.

Modar Al Mekdad, CEO of the Metals Industries and GM of Gulf Extrusions, stated: "We look forward to our participation at The Big 5 2015, the most-awaited annual occasion for the building market, as it supplies us with an ideal platform to showcase our pioneering solutions, network with market leaders, and meet potential clients. Aside from launching new products, we will arrange unique activities, including a live demo on facade setup. Our CPD-certified workshop on 'Fire Safety in Facades' will work for building specialists such.

as designers, engineers, contractors and specialists. We are confident that our presence at The Big 5 will be highly helpful for the business.".

The Big 5 is a yearly program for building options in Dubai and is expected to be checked out by over 2,800 exhibitors from all over the world, while in 2014, 80,000 building professionals participated in the program.