Royal Highland Show 2025

23/06/2025

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From blazing sunshine to Sunday showers, this year’s Royal Highland Show offered a little bit of everything and we loved every minute of it!

We thoroughly enjoyed the four-day event, reconnecting with familiar faces and welcoming new ones. It was a pleasure to discuss all things cold-rolled and showcase what we’re all about at KBUK.

With over 750 exhibitors, from craft to food and drink to agri-trade, the Show was a fantastic celebration of rural life and innovation.

A huge thank you to everyone that came to visit our stand this year, and a shoutout to Amy who kept her spirits high through the highs, lows and wild weather.

Check out some of our Royal Highland Show highlights below!

A long shot of the Kit Buildings UK stand at the 2025 Royal Highland Show

Amy smiling at the camera during a conversation with someone at the Royal Highland Show

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