Nucrete Online Ltd Attends Lisbon Technology Event As It Prepares Interactive 3D Building Views

Nov 11, 2026

The Yorkshire retailer’s Marketing Manager and Sales Director are visiting Lisbon from November 9 to 12, 2026, ahead of forthcoming website improvements

Yorkshire, United Kingdom, November 11, 2026 -- Nucrete Online Ltd is attending a major technology event in Lisbon from November 9 to 12, 2026, as it prepares to add interactive 3D, 360-degree building views to its website. Carl Winson, Marketing Manager, and the company's Sales Director are making the visit to assess ways to help customers choose a garden building online.

The company has sold concrete garages, garden rooms, garden buildings and carports entirely online since April 2004, without operating a show site. Customers compare, price and order from home, with delivery and installation included, a model described in more detail on the About Nucrete page.

Winson and the Sales Director are attending the event rather than exhibiting or speaking there. The forthcoming feature on the Nucrete Online Ltd website will let customers rotate a building through 360 degrees to see it from different angles before ordering. The online team handles quotations, customer service and order coordination, linking customers with manufacturing, delivery and installation.

"Our showroom is our website, so we have to keep it ahead. Being able to spin a building round in 3D is the closest thing to walking round it," said Carl Winson, Marketing Manager at Nucrete Online Ltd.

"People said customers would never buy a garage or garden room without stepping inside one first, but clear pricing, real photos and straightforward installation have proven otherwise," Winson said.

About Nucrete Online Ltd

Nucrete Online Ltd is a Yorkshire-based online retailer of garden buildings, trading at nucrete.co.uk since April 2004. Operating entirely online, with no show site, the company lets customers compare, price and order everything from concrete garages to insulated garden rooms and carports from home, with delivery and installation included. Over two decades of online trading, Nucrete Online has achieved seven-figure sales and built a reputation for clear pricing and straightforward service from enquiry to installation.

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