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Roca Group wins Bathroom Association Sustainability Awards 2025

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The Bathroom Association has revealed Roca Group as the overall winner of its 2025 Sustainability Awards at the recent Connect Conference Gala Dinner. Roca Group was honoured for its Electric Kiln: Revolutionising Ceramic Production with Sustainability and Precision.

According to the Bathroom Association, this innovation represents a major step forward in the decarbonisation of ceramic manufacturing and sets new standards for energy efficiency, precision, and sustainable production methods. It is said to represent a world first in industrial ceramic manufacturing, as it enables high-precision temperature control, ensuring optimal firing conditions and consistently superior product quality. An intelligent energy management system dynamically adjusts energy input to maximise efficiency and minimise waste.

Rashpal Sidhu, managing director, Roca UK and Ireland, commented, “Roca Group has a global commitment to a greener future, and we’re enormously proud of the huge role our electric kiln is playing in that overall sustainability initiative. For this, then, to be recognised by our peers in these awards is absolutely fantastic, and I’d like to thank the Bathroom Association on behalf of everyone at Roca Group – we’re delighted.”

Bathroom Association Chief Executive Daphne Doody-Green praised the achievement, saying: “Roca Group’s Electric Kiln is a shining example of how our industry is rising to the challenge of climate change. It shows how bold ideas and technological innovation can transform traditional processes into sustainable solutions for the future.”

The judging panel noted the high calibre of entries across the board, with several submissions awarded commendations in recognition of their outstanding contributions. Finalists included Thomas Dudley Limited, Kohler Mira, Triton Showers, and eco-cistem™, all of whom showcased innovative projects said to make a tangible difference to water and energy efficiency.

The Connect Conference Gala Dinner brought together leaders and innovators from across the industry, celebrating not only the award winners but also the collective drive towards a greener, more sustainable future.

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Bathrooms2GO launches affordable new Bath Screens range

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Bathrooms2Go from PJH has launched a competitively priced Bath Screens range in various designs and finishes. Featuring 6mm toughened safety glass, the reversible range measures 800mm (W) x 1400mm (H), with a 180° pivot action and a two-year guarantee. Making it easier than ever for trade professionals, the range is available for next-day delivery to the store or job location.

The enhanced Bath Screen range is part of Bathrooms2GO’s comprehensive collection of baths, panels, showers, and brassware, which have been carefully selected to coordinate perfectly with the ideal bathing zone – in addition to all other bathroom categories, such as furniture, ceramics, enclosures, and wall panels.

The new ranges include the ‘Radius’ model, which features a polished chrome profile and a smooth, curved glass panel. The ‘Sail’ model, which features an angular boat sail design and is also complemented by a chrome profile. A third model, featuring a framed Matt Black square grid, provides customers with a good choice of options to coordinate with various bathroom styles and finishes.

Proving very popular with retailers, merchants and installers, PJH’s Bathrooms2GO collection continues to grow, offering more high-quality bathroom products at market-leading prices, available with reliable supply and quick turnaround times. All the Bathrooms2GO ready-to-go ranges are built around the needs of installers and backed by PJH’s ‘First Choice’ promise, offering a superior level of customer service.

To view the new bath screen range, the complete Bathrooms2GO collection, or to place an order, visit the PJH Partners Portal, www.partners.pjh.uk or contact PJH at sales@pjh.uk / T: 0800 8 77 88 99.

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UK Government proposes stricter water efficiency measures for new homes

New homes in England could be fitted with mandatory water-saving showers and toilets under government proposals aimed at conserving water.

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has launched a consultation seeking feedback on proposed changes to Building Regulations 2010, Part G.

It comes as five areas of the UK still battle drought. The Environment Agency has confirmed the UK experienced the driest March to July period since 1921 across central and north-east England, and that public water supply reservoir storage levels are still falling for most reported reservoirs.

The government states that the proposals would have a negligible impact on user experience, yet may reduce water usage by approximately 20 litres per person per day, resulting in a saving of £100 per year on household bills.

Additionally, the consultation examines the potential integration of water reuse systems in new developments to enhance water efficiency further.

Industry professionals, developers, housebuilders, and the public are encouraged to participate in the consultation, which remains open until December 16, 2025.

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Palazzo Carmi apartment blends classical architecture with contemporary bathroom design

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Contemporary bathroom design takes centre stage in this private apartment renovation inside Parma’s historic Palazzo Carmi. Architecture and interior design studio Blank has specified a refined mix of finishes across four bathrooms and a wellness area, combining classical detailing with modern functionality.

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The bathrooms feature tapware from the GIOTTO PLUS and GRADI collections in satin bronze and Black Diamond finishes, alongside the EQUILIBRIO towel warmer in stainless steel bronze. Surfaces are elevated with Crema d’Orcia marble and textured “Bamboo” stone, which provides natural contrast to the metal fixtures. In the master en suite, the warm tones of stone and metal create a cohesive look across a bespoke basin and built-in bath.

The apartment spans two levels in one of Parma’s most prestigious neoclassical buildings, initially designed by architect Paolo Gazola. Blank has balanced the historic architecture with a pared-back, modern interior tailored to the client’s brief.

A material palette of oak wood, Crema d’Orcia marble, and lime plaster from La Calce del Brenta is used throughout the home, featured in floors, cabinetry, and wall finishes. A black Marquina marble dining table anchors the main reception room, while a restored fireplace adds a heritage focal point.

The layout includes a glass-fronted kitchen with retractable doors, two bedrooms, four bathrooms, a study, and a dedicated spa area with a large walk-in shower and steam room.

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BAGNODESIGN UK launches 2025 Price Guide for ordering & specification

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Sanipex Group has unveiled its new 2025 UK Price Guide, making it easier than ever for trade professionals to access and specify products from its BAGNODESIGN portfolio.

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The guide is an essential tool for retailers, designers and specifiers, featuring more than 3,900 products across categories such as mixers, basins, bathtubs, showering, spa and wellness. This latest edition also includes over 1000 new product codes, demonstrating the Group’s investment in product development and commitment to supporting partners in the retail, hospitality and commercial sectors.

The 2025 Price Guide is designed as a working tool for the trade, featuring clear product information and pricing for easy reference. By consolidating thousands of codes, finishes and specifications into one document, it makes specifying and ordering straightforward, helping professionals to save time and reduce the risk of error when managing projects.

New this year is a ‘to order’ icon, which highlights products with a 12- to 14-week lead time, ensuring customers can plan projects with confidence. For example, all products in the Alpine collection are made to order, while items without the icon are available for delivery from stock, providing reassurance and speed of service for everyday requirements.

Among the new additions are standout collections including Toko Groove, Toko Flavours, Chiasso, and Studio 316, alongside updates across bathing, showering and accessories. These introductions provide fresh design opportunities while reinforcing BAGNODESIGN’s position as a complete solutions provider.

The BAGNODESIGN UK 2025 Price Guide is available now. Order your copy or view online at www.sanipexgroup.com/uk.

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Kudos expands Pinnacle8 range with new Pentangle shower enclosures

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Kudos has launched its first collection of Pentangle shower enclosures, expanding its popular Pinnacle8 collection. Designed as a stylish alternative to quadrant enclosures, this accessible range is available in a choice of chrome, matte black, or brushed brass profiles.

This new hinged enclosure range features 8mm toughened safety glass panels, and models are available in 900 x 900mm, 1200 x 900mm, and 1400 x 900mm sizes, all 2000mm in height.

Models come with concealed fixings throughout and feature stylish and robust die-cast rise-and-fall hinges to ensure the doors close easily every time. To aid with installation, the slimline profiles offer 20mm of adjustment, and the glass-to-glass seals are crystal clear, providing a beautifully clean finish.

Made in the UK, these enclosures have Lifeshield glass protection to ease cleaning and come with a lifetime guarantee. This new enclosure collection currently works well when installed on a wetroom floor, but a new Pentangle shower tray will soon be available to suit.

Kudos Shower Products has been designing and manufacturing shower products at its Cumbria facility since 1999. Now part of the Ronal Bathroom Group, its portfolio includes shower enclosures, shower trays, over-bath screens, and wet-room solutions sold via KBB showrooms and merchants across the UK.

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Visit their website kudosshowers.co.uk.

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Houzz Study reveals top shower room design requests for 2025

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The latest UK Houzz Bathroom Trends Study* reveals that 58% of respondents increased the size of their shower during renovations, with a quarter expanding it by over 50%. Overall, bathroom footprints are also growing, with 21% enlarging their bathrooms during renovations (21%).

Most shower room expansions take space from bedrooms (28%) or from home extensions (18%). While smaller bathrooms still dominate – 39% are under 5five square metres – the share of larger bathrooms has grown, with those between 10 and 14.99 square metres and 15+ square metres each rising by 3 percentage points year on year (13% and 7%, respectively). 

“We’re seeing a notable shift toward larger bathroom footprints, suggesting that homeowners may be rethinking the role of this room in the home,” said Marine Sargsyan, Houzz staff economist.

“Rather than focusing purely on function, many are turning to professionals for help creating spaces that support relaxation and daily comfort, with changes to showers and layouts playing a central role.”

Corner showers remain the most popular choice (32%), while walk-in showers with low thresholds (29%) or no thresholds at all (14%) continue to gain popularity, compared to last year (28% and 12%, respectively).

While functional issues remain the top trigger for renovation (51%), this is down from 59% in 2024. Aesthetic updates are a key driver – with 35% aiming for a more stylish space and 28% customising after home purchase.

Reliance on home professionals continues to be high, with nearly 9 in 10 homeowners (89%) hiring professionals to assist with their bathroom renovations. Tradespeople were hired most frequently (51%), followed by bathroom fitters and builders (43% and 36%, respectively). On the design side, more than a quarter of homeowners hired bathroom designers (28%).

Additional trends from the study include:

  • Minimalist Styles on the Rise: Contemporary (38%) and modern (26%) remain the dominant bathroom styles; however, Scandinavian and Japandi styles are growing in popularity, each increasing by 3 percentage points to reach 4%, showing a preference for minimal and natural aesthetics.
  • Double Basins Are More Popular: The share of homeowners incorporating more than one basin rose 3 percentage points year on year to reach 13%, reflecting how increased bathroom space enables more luxurious layouts.
  • Sustainability Is Mainstream: A significant 87% of homeowners added sustainable features, motivated by cost-effectiveness (73%) and environmental impact (65%). LED lights were the most common features incorporated to support sustainability (72%), followed by water-efficient fixtures (42%) and timeless design elements (35%). 
  • Freestanding Vanities Gain Momentum: Floating vanity units remain the top choice (53%), though they are down slightly year on year (55% in 2024). Freestanding vanity units gained traction, rising 7 percentage points to reach 28%. More than 1 in 5 homeowners opted for semi-custom or completely custom vanities (22%). 

You can download the full 2025 UK Houzz Bathroom Trends Study here.

*The “2025 UK Houzz Bathroom Trends Study” is a report of homeowners who are in the midst of, are planning or recently completed a bathroom renovation. The online survey was fielded to UK Houzz users from May to June 2025. n=330.

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Celebrating the industry’s rising stars: Thirty-under-Thirty winners revealed

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The Bathroom Association has unveiled the winners of its prestigious Thirty-under-Thirty Awards at the Association’s Gala Dinner on Wednesday, 17 September.

Now in its second year, the initiative celebrates the next generation of professionals making their mark across the bathroom manufacturing and supply chain – from operations to marketing and sales.

Nominees were evaluated by an independent judging panel based on:

  • Growth within their business – measurable achievements and increased responsibility
  • Future potential – evidence of drive, learning, and leadership development
  • Peer recognition – endorsements from colleagues, customers, and managers

The result is thirty outstanding individuals whose work is driving positive change, and whose future contributions promise even more.

Daphne Doody-Green, chief executive of the bathroom association, praised the 2025 cohort for their “unmatched enthusiasm and commitment to shaping the bathroom industry of tomorrow.”

She added, “These winners exemplify what it means to lead with purpose, innovate with intention, and elevate our industry through fresh thinking. It’s not just about age—it’s about impact, and every one of these individuals is delivering it in spades.”

Meet the 2025 Thirty-under-Thirty Winners

The Association congratulates the following exceptional individuals who have been named in the 2025 Thirty-under-Thirty list:

From Villeroy and Boch, Maycie Raddon, Aaron Jarvis and Sam Cassidy.

From Triton Showers, Laura Lister, Brett Parlour, Callum McCurry, and Lewis Brocklehurst.

From Bristan, Megan Robinson, Charlotte Barclay, and Lea Butrova.

From Geberit, William Tymon, Joshua Holdsworth, and Sophie Chilton.

From Kohler Mira, Jake Blagden, Joe Marsh, Lucy Whiteley, and Sophie Chance.

From Vado, Tom Ross, and Ruby Packham.

Abby Monaghan and Jayden Culmer of Fitzroy of London

Katie Harris of Lakes

Barry McGrath of Sonas

Georgia Cantrill of Altecnic

Jackie Brixay of TECE Ltd

Morgan Lewis of R-TECH

Ashley Lorne of Siamp

Kevin Bennett of Merlyn Showers

Edward Carter of KWC

Mia Chisti of Lecico

These winners represent a wide range of companies, specialisms, and career paths, from engineering to marketing and finance roles. Each is united by their passion for excellence and dedication to the bathroom manufacturing sector.

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Smiths Briten signs new distribution deal with Sensio

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Bathroom distributor Smiths Briten has been appointed as an additional distribution partner for lighting and bathroom specialist Sensio, a move both parties say will strengthen their presence in the bathroom, retail, and merchant markets.

The partnership, officially launched this month, sees Sensio’s full product range, including mirrors, cabinets, and lighting, added to the Smiths Briten Portoio.

Smiths Briten serves over 3,500 independent retailers and merchants. The company, which operates from a central distribution hub in Bolton and is supported by five satellite depots, ensures next-day delivery across much of the UK. For Sensio retailers, that means quick quotes, efficient returns and fewer delivery delays.

Gareth Jones, trade director at Smiths Briten, says: “Securing this new partnership with Sensio is an important development for Smiths Briten and one that reflects our long-term commitment to supporting the bathroom sector. Sensio is a well-established brand with a strong reputation in mirrors, cabinets and lighting, and this partnership allows us to bring that strength directly to our customer base.

“The aim now is to build on this foundation in partnership with the Sensio team. That means working together on training, providing product knowledge, and ensuring that retailers have the right tools to maximise sales. We see this as a long-term relationship, and we’re confident that by combining Sensio’s product innovation with our distribution expertise, we can create real value for our customers.”

Richard Bellwood, sales director at Sensio adds: “We are delighted to announce this new partnership with Smiths Briten. Their strong reputation and established customer network make them an ideal partner to help us expand the reach of Sensio’s bathroom mirrors, cabinets, and lighting solutions.

“This collaboration is a fantastic opportunity to bring our innovative product range to even more retailers, merchants, and installers across the UK, and we look forward to building a long-lasting and successful relationship with the Smiths Briten team.”

In the run-up to Christmas, the Smiths Briten sales team will work closely with Sensio and their training managers on supporting new and existing customers with product training, utilising Sensio’s training centre & show van.

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