Swimming Pool Scene POOL TECHNOLOGY SPATA AWARDS
Golden Celebration
This year’s SPATA winning companies…. ABOVE: A golden anniversary and a golden night for the team from Cannings H20.
Serving the South West since 1969, and capping a golden 50th anniversary year, the big winners of this year’s SPATA members’ competition were Cannings H20 who bagged four golds and the Dick Millward Trophy for the Pool Contractor of the Year. The Cannings H20 team topped the categories for Residential Outdoor Pools under £50,000, Residential Outdoor Pools £50,000 to under £75,000, Inground Commercial Spas and Wellness and the Sustainability Award to emerge as this year’s points winner. Managing Director, Bradley Cannings commented: “Our success has been based on customer service, reliability and competitiveness. “We consistently strive to ensure these standards are maintained at every level of our company. “Hence the majority of our clients, are repeat customers is testament to our proactive approach to the management and production of high quality workmanship.”
The annual Gala Evening for member companies was held in Coventry in January. The event saw SPATA companies celebrate their achievements, showcasing the best examples of design, construction, installation and innovation. We bring you a fast track journey through the 21 SPATA
ABOVE: The Overseas Residential Pool of the Year was a project by Dubai- based Exterior Experience Landscaping.
categories reflecting the variety of pools, spas and wellness available to suit all kinds of budgets and tastes.
ABOVE: Kent-based Mermaid Pools were one of two golds in the category for Residential Outdoor Pools under £50,000.
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ABOVE: A stylish project earned Cannings H20 a gold in the category for Inground Commercial Spas and Wellness.
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