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Donatoni Stone Week 2026 preview: a factory visit alongside Marmomac

Donatoni announced September 21–26 showroom activities at its Verona-area headquarters.

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Donatoni announced September 21–26 showroom activities at its Verona-area headquarters.

Donatoni’s Stone Week announcement schedules customer activities for September 21–26, 2026 at its headquarters near Verona. The company says it will concentrate on that venue rather than an exhibition stand, with working-machine demonstrations, dedicated trials, technical discussions and visits to production departments.

The announcement also describes shuttle arrangements connecting the headquarters with the fair and surrounding areas. These are future plans at the time of this article, so visitors should confirm the current program and transport details before arranging their schedule.

Make the factory setting count

A headquarters visit can offer time to discuss a job in more detail than a brief conversation at a busy booth. Send the supplier a representative drawing and the questions you want to resolve. Ask whether the relevant machine, material and staff will be available during the planned visit.

Give the trip a concrete output: a clarified process, an agreed next demonstration or a written configuration to review. Keep observations from the visit separate from performance commitments that need to appear in a proposal.

For shops already traveling to the Verona exhibition, Donatoni’s announced format provides another way to organize equipment research. A focused appointment should make it easier to return with answers that the production team can use.

Source

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About this article

Editorial preview based on the company’s announced program, checked 2026-09-14. Plans may change; no attendance or completed-event outcomes are claimed.

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