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Ytskyddsdagarna 2027

10 February، 2027 @ 9:00 am - 11 February، 2027 @ 3:00 pm

SEK 2850 – SEK 4850
Official Ytskyddsdagarna 2027 logo for the surface protection conference in Gothenburg

Ytskyddsdagarna 2027 will take place at Eriksbergshallen in Gothenburg, Sweden, on 10–11 February. Organised by Ytskyddsakademien i Sverige AB, the conference and exhibition address the repair, protection and maintenance of concrete and metal structures.

From surface treatment to building lifespan

Four parallel tracks cover concrete, metal, properties, and products and services. The announced subjects include corrosion protection, concrete repair, waterproofing, condition assessment and long-term asset management. This gives architects, engineers and owners a useful connection between material specification and the maintenance decisions that follow construction.

The programme includes presentations on waterproofing concrete substrates and repair work at Oscarsbron in Trollhättan. These are announced sessions, rather than independent proof of the performance of any product or system.

Attendance

Dates10–11 February 2027
VenueEriksbergshallen, Gothenburg, Sweden
Hours10 February: registration 09:00–10:00; programme 10:00–16:30. 11 February: programme 09:00–15:00. Local time, Europe/Stockholm.
TicketsSEK 4,850 for two days or SEK 2,850 for one day, excluding VAT. Dinner is separate.

Source: the organiser’s event, programme and ticket pages, checked 4 November 2026. Official logo courtesy of Ytskyddsdagarna.

Details

  • Start: 10 February، 2027 @ 9:00 am
  • End: 11 February، 2027 @ 3:00 pm
  • Cost: SEK 2850 – SEK 4850
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