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DIY WEEK AWARDS 2026 WINNERS 2018


Garden Care Product of the Year Sumec – i600 iVISION Robotic Lawnmower


Designed for modern gardens, the i600 iVISION intelligent lawnmower delivers a consistently perfect finish using advanced vision technology, app control and fully automated operation. Built for gardens up to 600m², the i600 redefines mowing with boundary-free technology, eliminating the need for perimeter wires and


making setup faster than ever. Simply place, connect and let it get to work.


The i600 trims little and often, maintaining a healthy, well-kept lawn without the need for manual mowing. With Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, you can manage schedules and control your mower effortlessly via the CloudHawk app. Engineered for real-world garden conditions, the i600 includes accessory spike wheels for enhanced grip on slopes and damp lawns, ensuring reliable performance when it matters most. A magnetic boundary strip is also included, giving you complete control over where your mower operates. Quiet, efficient and designed for convenience, the i600 brings a new standard to automated lawn care. The judges said: “This was a clear winner as it combines great design with the latest technology at a very reasonable price, making it accessible to a much wider audience.”


FINALISTS Grass Gains – Plant Gains Liquid Plant Food Sumec – i600 iVISION Robotic Lawnmower - Winner Heart of Eden – Heart of Eden Fruit & Vegetable Planter Avron – Dekton Reusable Hanging Wasp Trap QEP UK – Tile Rite Ready to use Algae All Gone - HC


Security Product of the Year Draper Tools – BUNKER Van Storage range


When it comes to van storage, protecting your tools and equipment from theft is more critical than ever. Tool theft from vans is a growing problem across the UK, putting tradespeople’s livelihoods at risk. That’s why BUNKER’s van storage solutions are engineered for maximum security, durability, and practicality, keeping your investment safe while keeping your van organised.


For those comparing other secure van toolboxes or van tool chests,


BUNKER offers a premium alternative that delivers on strength, innovation, and peace of mind. The comprehensive range of van storage boxes provides robust, secure, and intelligently designed van


tool storage to suit any requirement. Whether you need a compact box for daily tools or a fully integrated van storage system, BUNKER has you covered with portable and


in-vehicle storage solutions designed to rival leading brands. Tested and certified by ‘Sold Secure’ and police backed ‘Secured by Design’. Each van toolbox also features a discreet built-in holder for an AirTag or similar Bluetooth tracker, allowing you to easily locate it if it’s ever misplaced. BUNKER’s van storage boxes are built for serious protection on the


move. Manufactured from heavy-duty steel, each box is fully phosphate and powder-coated to resist corrosion. The gas strut and lid handle enable soft and safe opening and closing, while the lid handle is bolted with anti-theft fasteners designed to shear off if attacked. The internal hinge design conceals and protects the hinge axle from forced entry, while steel cross bracing combined with a stamped reinforcing plate strengthens the lid against prying attempts. The judges commented: “This is a high-quality product range from a


trusted brand which offers a great level of security for both tradespeople and consumers. An all-round winner.”


FINALISTS Draper Tools – BUNKER Van Storage range - Winner Burg-Wächter UK – secuENTRY Home 5001 Starter Kit - HC Avron – Goodyear Compact Dash Cam


S8 DIY WEEK JUNE 2026 www.diyweek.net


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