See Limited
National fi nalist spot builds on award success
See Limited has secured yet another awards fi nalist spot in 2025 for Innovation of the Year at this year’s National Building and Construction Awards. The group holding company, responsible for businesses
involved in the supply, distribution and fabrication of wood veneer and decorative laminate panels in the UK built environment industry, has been recognised for its innovative work, not only in reducing the carbon footprint of the group’s operations but by off ering architects and interior designers more sustainable choices through material selection. By focusing on innovation, See Limited has been able to take
action to help remove the impact of its sector on the environment, which according to the UK Green Building Council, equates to 40% of the UK’s total carbon footprint. T e awards fi nalist spot recognises the company for:
■ Distributing a line of zero-carbon driven products including BioCarbon Laminates, the UK’s fi rst zero-carbon driven range of solid grade and high-pressure laminates for commercial washroom environments, and BioCarbon Worktops, the UK’s fi rst carbon neutral kitchen worktop targeting UK homeowners.
■ Working with environmental consultants and the Sustainable Business Alliance to produce an independent, third-party Life Cycle Analysis, Environmental Product Declaration of the product range over its full ‘cradle-to grave’ life cycle, and an annual sustainability report.
■ Supplying SanFoot® Real Wood Veneer and BioCarbon Laminates for T e Londoner Hotel, Stansted Airport, and JFK Airport, where sustainability was key, validating and advising decision makers of the materials, environmental data and performance, contributing towards the buildings achieving sustainable building certifi cations.
■ Taking steps to improve air quality in UK classrooms and school laboratories, by eff ectively communicating the benefi ts of GreenGuard Gold certifi ed materials used in the complete Trespa® TopLab® range of scientifi c worktops – proven to be 85.3% lower in formaldehyde.
T is latest awards fi nalist spot is the third for See Limited in
2025, having also been announced as a fi nalist for the Carbon Reduction Champion award at the Construction News Awards 2025 and for Outstanding Contribution to Sustainability at this year’s Construction News Specialist Awards 2025. T e company also picked up the Gold Award for Business Innovation at the SME Northamptonshire Business Awards in May. “It’s an absolute honour to pick up yet another awards fi nalist
spot,” said Daniel McNerney, managing director at See Limited. “We had a phenomenal year of award success in 2024 and 2025 looks set to be bigger and better with an award win and three fi nalist spots under our belt already this year.
23 Daniel McNerney
“Innovation for See Limited isn’t just about new products, it’s
about rethinking the impact we have as a business. It’s fantastic to start seeing projects being developed that are using only sustainable materials which proves that innovation and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand in the built environment industry.” T e winners of all 21 categories will be offi cially announced at a
special black tie awards ceremony at the Leonardo Royal London Tower Bridge Hotel, London on Friday October 10.
Find out more about See Limited at
www.see-limited.com .
Scan the QR code to view the full list of fi nalists at the National Building and Construction Awards.
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