Layher UK to host Eggborough open morning in July

Layher UK will open its Eggborough depot to contractors and industry professionals on 21 July for Flex Beam and Twix Beam demonstrations.

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Layher UK will open its Eggborough depot to contractors and industry professionals on 21 July for product demonstrations, technical discussions and networking.

Layher UK is bringing its regional open morning series to Eggborough later this month, with a session focused on its Flex Beam and Twix Beam systems.

The free event will take place on Tuesday 21 July 2026 from 10 am to 1 pm at Layher’s Eggborough depot.

The morning is open to existing customers, potential customers and wider industry professionals, including scaffolding contractors, main contractors, temporary works engineers, housebuilders and health and safety teams.

Visitors will be able to speak directly with Layher staff about product supply, technical support and project planning, as well as seeing practical demonstrations of the company’s systems.

Flex Beam

The Eggborough event will centre on Layher’s Flex Beam, with demonstrations also planned around the company’s Twix Beam solutions.

Layher said the session is designed to give attendees a practical look at how the systems can be used on site, with staff available throughout the morning to answer technical and commercial questions.

The event forms part of Layher UK’s 2026 “Sizzle & Learn” open morning series, which has already included sessions at Letchworth and Livingston.

The series gives contractors and project teams the chance to see Layher products in a depot environment, rather than through a formal presentation or sales meeting.

Free to attend

The Eggborough open morning will include refreshments and informal networking. Layher is also expected to run event-specific promotional offers linked to the Flex Beam and Twix Beam systems. Attendance is free, but spaces are limited.

For more info, please contact [email protected]

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