Introducing our


Sponsors


Dulux is the UK’s leading paint brand, with a wealth of products and services designed to help you find the colours that you’ll love in your home, and give you the expert knowledge you’ll need to achieve great results.


Sika is the world’s largest manufacturer and supplier of building chemicals to the construction industry. By taking expertise and know-how gained on large construction sites, Sika brings that knowledge to the tradesman, builder and DIYer. Since Sika acquired Everbuild in 2013, the two brands have joined forces to create an unrivalled range of building products and leading brands, all available from the one supplier. Combined the companies provide a one stop shop for all builders’ needs.


Our charity partner:


Sam’s is a large non-food cash & carry wholesaler serving the trade and independent retailers. Based in Harlow, Essex, with direct easy access from the M11 and M25 motorways, our product range covers DIY, tools, hardware, gardening, house wares, electrical, plumbing and much more. The Sam’s policy is to guarantee great prices and great quality – that’s why there’s big brands & big choice across over 40,000 products.


Stax Trade Centres is one of the UK’s largest non-food wholesalers, supplying over 50,000 retailers and tradespeople nationwide. With six wholesale branches and delivery hubs, Stax oer customers a true multi-channel delivered wholesale and cash & carry service. Stocking more than 45,000 lines from 1,000+ trusted brands, Stax’s range covers everything from gardening to homewares, tools to DIY and everything in between.


The UK’s only charity supporting the home improvement workforce and their families in times of need. The Rainy Day Trust is here to help, because you can’t always do it yourself… Redundancy, accidents and illness are always a possibility. If you or a member of your family is a past or present employee of the home improvement industry and you need financial assistance, no matter how small, then the Trust can help in many ways, from one-o grants to modest annual awards.


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