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BKU Awards 2018: Designed for you, decided by you


he BKU Awards 2018 took place at London’s Tower Hotel on Thursday 21 June, and the very best from across the bathroom and kitchen sector enjoyed an evening of celebration and a well-deserved night on the tiles.


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In the four years since its inception, the awards programme has secured its position as a key event on the industry calendar by being the only platform for recognition that is designed for the industry and decided by the industry.


Business director Carl Hearnden echoed this sentiment when opening the awards, saying: “We wanted winning a BKU Award to really mean something – and what could be more important than a stamp of approval from your industry peers?”


A clear indication of the value of the awards scheme is the keen participation of individuals from across the sector, as noted by Hearnden: “This year has been a record-breaker, with 513 entries and nominations and over 20,000 individual votes submitted.”


The reins were then handed over to the evening’s surprise host; comedian, actor and impressionist, Hugh Dennis, who commenced proceedings with the Bathroom Brand categories.


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The first award of the evening, Best Shower Brand, went to Aqualisa. Roca was next up to the stage, coming out on top in the Best Sanitaryware Brand category, before VADO was presented with the award for Best Bathroom Tap Brand. In the Best Bathroom Furniture Brand category, Utopia Bathrooms beat out the competition to take home the trophy and HiB picked up the Best Bathroom Accessory Brand award.


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