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INDUSTRY UPDATE WORKTOP FABRICATORS FEDERATION


Wödar Celebrates Leeds United’s Return to the Premier League with its Name on the Team Sheet


Leeds United secured promotion back to the Premier League on Monday 21st April, with sponsored player Max Wöber playing a key role in the club’s campaign. Wödar announced its sponsorship of the Austrian defender earlier this


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year, describing the partnership as a “perfect match” thanks to the shared name, iconic umlaut, and deep Leeds roots. The promotion victory has now added a celebratory note to the collaboration, with both player and brand standing out in their respective fields. “We couldn’t be prouder,” said Michael Sammon, Managing Director of


Wödar and a lifelong Leeds United fan. “This season has been all about fighting spirit, ambition and identity - qualities we see in both Max and the team, and ones we’re proud to champion through our brand. For Wödar to be associated with a player who’s helped bring Premier League football back to Leeds makes this sponsorship feel even more meaningful.” The partnership was part of a wider strategy to reinforce Wödar’s


connection to its home city and its commitment to supporting local communities. It also coincides with the company’s recent rebrand and product relaunch, positioning Wödar as a design-savvy but accessible player in the hot tap market. “As a brand, we’re here to stand out, not just for style, but for


substance,” continued Sammon. “And if the umlaut on our name wasn't eye-catching enough, this season certainly has been.”


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eeds-based hot tap brand Wödar is celebrating a moment of footballing history - and a unique brand partnership – as


Worktop Fabricators flying the flag for quality, safety and reliability


at the Stone and Hard Surfaces Show on May 7-9. Exhibiting alongside national and international stone-industry peers, the WFF has two simple messages:


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• To studios and interior designers – you can trust us! • To professional worktop fabricators – you should join us! Now firmly established as the UK voice of professional stone worktop


fabrication, WFF liaises at the highest level with the HSE and occupational health specialists. So WFF members can give customers confidence that their worktop has been properly processed in a health-conscious environment by companies who protect their workers, pay their taxes and follow best practice. As designers and specifiers ask increasingly for confidence they are


dealing with reputable suppliers, with identifiable chains of provenance, so they are turning increasingly to the reassurance that WFF membership offers the market place. Major industry suppliers – from big worktop brands like Caesarstone,


Neolith, Xtone and Silestone to specialist importers and machinery suppliers – all sponsor the WFF, making the Federation a true one-stop resource of the best industry intelligence and the latest production best-practice. The Stone and Hard Surfaces Show is on at the Excel exhibition centre


in London from May 7-9, alongside the wider UK Construction Week exhibitions and seminars. Entry is free. Come and see us.


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he Worktop Fabricators Federation will be slap in the middle of UK Construction Week this year, with a stand


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