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SHOW PREVIEW | kbb Birmingham Clearwater Stand: M113
Clearwater Products will showcase its Twist and Spray tap at this year’s show along with its new Pioneer tap and a raft of other products being kept under wraps until the event. Transforming a standard kitchen tap into an industrial-style, professional tap with one simple twist, the Twist and Spray Tap is, according to the brand, the perfect way to upgrade a standard kitchen tap to a professional model, with the aerator providing two flow types that can be changed with a simple twist of the flange. Pioneer, meanwhile, taps into the ongoing trend for industrial styling, Clearwater says.
CDA Stand: K110
From British appliance brand CDA will be an elevation of its signature cooking appliances along with the new evolution in CDA ovens. Kbb Birmingham will see the introduction of Chester, the latest addition in its American refrigeration range, and the stand will include Nancy, CDA’s “beautifully unique retro cooler” that it says, brings old school into the modern era as a true statement piece within any home. Additionally, some visitors will be able to receive a treat as part of CDA’s local link with the premium Nottinghamshire-born 200 Degrees coffee wholesaler, who have given their stamp of approval to CDA’s machine.
Cyncly Stand: L70
Cyncly, a leading global provider of software and content solutions, will bring its connected portfolio of kitchen, bathroom, furniture and wardrobe software solutions to the show this year. This will be the first UK event where Cyncly will showcase its integrated solutions for the KBB industry including Virtual Worlds, Winner Flex, EQ Flex, Ideal Spaces, 3CAD, Mozaik and Insight. The brand brings together more than 35 years of industry experience to provide specialised visualisation, sales, manufacturing and content solutions, enabling professional designers, retailers and manufacturers to operate more effectively and deliver outstanding customer experiences, the company says.
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