KBIS 2026 Returns to Orlando with 1,385 Exhibitors

The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) will host 1,385 exhibitors across kitchen and bathroom sectors February 17-19, 2026 in Orlando, Florida. The three-day event remains the industry's dedicated trade platform for all kitchen and bath market segments.

KBIS 2026 spans multiple product categories including kitchen and bathroom fixtures, home design solutions, building and construction materials, furniture, lighting systems, and decoration products. The Orlando venue positions the show within Florida's construction hub, drawing regional contractors, designers, and retail buyers.

Technology and Materials Focus

Samsung will demonstrate CAD/RMS software and communications equipment for smart kitchen integration. American RENOLIT Corporation L.A. brings plastics and polymer solutions for cabinet and surface applications. SCHOTT North America presents glass and ceramic innovations for contemporary kitchen designs.

Building compliance takes center stage through ICC Evaluation Service, offering certification programs and testing laboratory services. The organization provides education and training modules for contractors navigating updated building codes. Hanover Architectural Products showcases manufacturer roofing solutions for residential kitchen renovations.

International Presence

The Italian Trade Agency anchors international participation, connecting American buyers with Italian kitchen and bathroom manufacturers. Italy's design heritage influences premium cabinet hardware, faucet systems, and tile collections targeting luxury residential projects.

Business support vendors include Podium's marketing solutions for kitchen and bath retailers, while United States Postal Service addresses logistics needs for distributor networks. Walmart Inc. participates through its home improvement retail channels.

What Attendees Can Expect

KBIS 2026 provides hands-on product demonstrations across kitchen appliance integration, bathroom fixture installations, and surface material comparisons. Live installations showcase smart home connectivity between kitchen systems and mobile control platforms.

Conference programming covers residential building trends, multi-family housing specifications, and retail channel strategies. Educational sessions target kitchen and bath designers, general contractors, and specialty installers seeking continuing education credits.

The February timing positions KBIS ahead of spring construction season, allowing contractors and designers to source products for upcoming residential projects. Orlando's venue accessibility supports regional attendance from southeastern construction markets.