For Lockwood, all the showhomes will be part of the showcase, but the products from the other participants will largely be focused around the Eco Smart house.
"It is a great chance for people to come in and have a fresh look at what is happening."
Verda already has a strong relationship with Lockwood and marketing manager Mathilde Carles said it made sense to use the show village as a central location for the combined Rotorua showcase.
"We will be showcasing our decking, fencing, raised gardens and a new range of high-end outdoor furniture, creating a comfortable, beautiful space for people to gather."
As well as promoting individual products, Carles said the national showcase was a chance to expose some of the 85,000 or more international Rugby World Cup visitors to New Zealand's forestry and wood expertise and creativity.
Key markets for Verda include Europe, Japan, Australia and the United States, which she said fitted well with the tournament audiences.
Alpwood Joinery products and Nature's Flame wood pellet fires will be on display inside the Eco Smart Lockwood home and Expandasign will be raising the profile of its WoodE signs at the show village and at other events during the next two months.