Armstead Trade and Fix Radio plan nationwide roadshow

The event, which was successful in its 2023 iteration, involves the introduction of the inaugural Armstead Trade Arena at various Greggs locations across the UK.

The roadshow will offer tradespeople a chance to increase their awareness and understanding of the Armstead Trade product range.

It will take place from May 13 to June 21 and will also play host to interactive challenges.

These challenges - four fun tasks under timed conditions, within the dimensions of a single parking space - will aim to test participants' ability to "get the job done".

Armstead Trade and Fix Radio will be bringing back the roadshow (Image: Supplied)

Awarding of the Armstead Trade Arena Champion title will be based on the performances in these challenge.

Additionally, the champion will receive a £1,000 Ticketmaster voucher. Runners-up will also be rewarded, with two receiving a £150 Ticketmaster voucher.

The roadshow further offers chances to win through a random prize draw.

Beyond these opportunities, visitors to Greggs during the roadshow can expect a free breakfast.

There will also be goodie bags which contain vouchers for free Armstead Trade products.

Consequently, tradespeople can manage their tasks more affordably. The roadshow's first stop will be Greggs R1, where it will park from May 15 to May 16.

There's also a chance to take part in a series of fun interactive challenges. (Image: Supplied)

Esraa Samaha, senior brand manager at Dulux Trade, said: "We are thrilled to be bringing the Armstead Trade and Fix Radio roadshow back for a second year – and challenging tradespeople to get involved in the first Armstead Trade Arena in Southampton as well as taking part in fun challenges for the chance to win some great prizes, visitors will also receive a free Greggs breakfast and vouchers for free Armstead Trade products.

"The roadshow will be an opportunity for Southampton-based tradespeople to find out more about our Armstead Trade range and what makes it the perfect partner to enhance projects and help ‘get the job done’ efficiently and to a good standard."