INDUSTRY UPDATE THE TILE ASSOCIATION COLUMN
Franke donates 600 water bottles to help local school children stay healthy and hydrated
Franke is helping local school children stay healthy and hydrated after donating 600 water bottles to Lime Tree Primary Academy in Sale. The donation coincides with the 10-year anniversary of Lime Tree Primary’s
Forest School where children attend activity sessions in the woods and farm where they play and learn forest skills. Janet Green, Forest School and Outdoor Learning Team Leader at Lime
Tree Academy says: “We would like to thank Franke for their generous donation. They came at the perfect time as we are celebrating 10 years of Forest School. Hydration for all our pupils is so highly important as it keeps them healthy and focused as they go through the school day, both inside and outside of the classroom. We are a very active school and being able to have a water bottle to take outside to Forest School and other outdoor sessions is essential.”
TTA introduces the host of the Tile Association Awards 2024
T
he Tile Association is delighted to announce that TTA Awards 2024 will be hosted by Shaun Williamson.
Shaun is a renowned stage and screen actor, best known for his various
appearances in British soap operas and sitcoms. He is best known for appearing as Barry Evans on EastEnders, although he has also appeared in famous shows such as Holby City, Extras and more! The Tile Association Awards are the tiling industry’s national Awards,
which each year recognise quality and achievement in our sector. The Awards evening will be taking place on Friday 10th May at the
Hilton Birmingham Metropole. As a reminder of how great TTA Awards 2023 were, take a look at the
video on our YouTube channel >> @TheTileAssociation The Tile Association is delighted to confirm that at the time of going to
press, there are already an amazing 13 Gold Sponsors signed up for the 2024 Awards. They are: Amber Underfloor Heating, Banks & Lloyd Ltd, Beava®,
BIHUI, Genesis Global Systems Ltd, JACKOBOARD®, Mapei (UK) Ltd, Palace Chemicals Ltd, Polyfab Coatings & Systems (PCS), Shackerley (Holdings) Group Ltd, STS Ltd, UltraTile (Instarmac Group Plc), Weber. TTA is very grateful to all those who are showing their support for the
Awards and for the values of excellence and achievement, which they represent and promote. These brands will benefit from constant marketing exposure between now and the Awards night next May. If you are interested in sponsoring the Awards,
please email:
awards@tile.org.uk or call: 0300 365 8453. Entries for the 2024 Awards will open later this year, so start thinking about your entry now.
u For further information or to join TTA visit
www.tiles.org.uk/join
Liebherr Monolith Bottom Freezer Series wins Red Dot Award 2023
Liebherr is pleased to announce it has been awarded a Red Dot Award for its Monolith Bottom Freezers range. Comprising three models (ECBN 9471/ ECBN 9671/ ECBN 9673), the
range combines Liebherr’s market leading innovation and freshness technology with sleek and sophisticated design. Features include; Liebherr’s patented BioFresh Plus technology, PowerCooling that circulates cold air behind the door to keep items stored in the door as cold as everything else in the refrigerator, touchscreen panel that controls the temperature of the fridge-freezer, built-in water dispenser, controllable interior side lighting and NoFrost freezer draws. Additionally, model ECBN 9673, features French Doors with a unique gasket system that ensures each door is always fully closed to save energy and keep the appliance at the right temperature. Available in 30
inch and 36 inch, the Monolith Bottom Freezers can be fully connected to the home with Liebherr’s SmartDevice app and are designed to enhance performance and heighten luxury in the kitchens without compromising on space.
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