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APPOINTMENTS & COMPANY NEWS
HIP Learner of the Year
Elliot Julian, winner from Cornwall College
The fi nalists of the 2023 HIP Learner of the Year competition descended on the impressive Worcester Bosch headquarters for a two day fi nale of the well- established plumbing competition. The quest to fi nd the UK’s most promising plumbers culminated in a challenge to install a boiler, heat pump and radiator,
using copper pipework, as well as a basin and shower connected to a Sanitop Up macerator pump from Sanifl o. Sanifl o was delighted to be a sponsor throughout the competition which included the donation of 13 x Sanitop Up domestic macerators for use in the practical challenges and which have since been donated to the respective colleges.
020 8842 0033
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News_PR.indd 1 Master Oak wins interzum award 2023 05/06/2023 13:32 ADF PR -
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The respected experts from the fi elds of design, materials science and architecture of interzum awards 2023 have judged Unilin Master Oak HPL to have ‘High Product Quality’. Looking at innovation, functionality, quality, design and sustainability; the judges have decided that Master Oak has set itself apart from comparable products in the fi eld of Materials and Nature. Master Oak is Unilin’s HPL that looks and feels exactly like real oak. Featuring Unilin Timber Touch Technology that adds more depth, clarity and texture than any other HPL, Master Oak is often mistaken for wood veneer. In fact, it is a high-performance HPL surface that offers three times more scratch-resistance, easier maintenance and excellent durability. Master Oak can be used to bring the look and feel of natural oak in a range of applications including furniture, shelving, wall panels, doors and storage. Ann De Blanck, product manager, Unilin Panels, says: “Being recognised for the innovation, functionality, quality, design and sustainability of Master Oak by the respected judging panel of interzum awards 2023 is hugely satisfying.”
info.panels@
unilin.com
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News_DPR.indd 1 TTA Awards recognise achievement in the tiling sector
TTA Awards are all about celebrating success in the tiling industry. This year’s Awards took place in May and were hosted by BBC presenter Mike Bushell. TTA is grateful to all this year’s Gold sponsors: Amber Underfl oor Heating, Banks & Lloyd Ltd, BIHUI, Genesis Global Systems Ltd, JACKOBOARD®
, Mapei (UK)
Ltd, Palace Chemicals Ltd, Polyfab Coatings & Sytems Ltd (PCS), Shackerley (Holdings) Group Ltd, STS Ltd, Tile Mountain Ltd, Topps Tiles Plc, UltraTile (Instarmac Group Plc), Verona Stone Group, W.B. Simpson & Sons Ltd and Weber. The Best Commercial Project (Small) was won by W.B. Simpson & Sons Ltd for their work at Babmaes Street, London. This was an offi ce refurbishment, where the company completed the installation of grey resin terrazzo to the main reception and ground fl oor staircase, fi nished beautifully with faceted risers and bronze studs to all treads. The results of this project are stunning, with the offi ces being transformed with the elegance and glamor that would be expected of a building in the heart of London. There was also a trophy for Highly Commended in this category, which was won by Schlüter Systems Ltd for East Quay, Watchet, Somerset.
0300 365 8453
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