Harrison Bathrooms, one of the UK’s leading bathroom suppliers, has reported double-digit growth for 2025, with revenues approaching £55 million despite ongoing market challenges.
The business delivered £5 million in growth during the financial year, driven by a strategy focused on category expansion, strong product availability, supply chain resilience and creating margin opportunities for customers. Looking ahead, the company is forecasting continued growth in 2026 and is targeting turnover of £75 million by 2028.
As part of its long-term expansion plans, Harrison Bathrooms is entering new product categories, beginning with the launch of a new panel radiator range. The category is expected to generate between £10 million and £15 million in additional revenue for the business.
James Harrison said: “My approach has always been straightforward, to create real margin and profit opportunities for our customers. When they win, they stay with us and grow with us, fuelling the organic growth Harrison Bathrooms has enjoyed since day one.
“Despite challenging market conditions, many retail partners, particularly those aligned with the Scudo brand, continue to perform strongly. We attribute this to our focus on delivering the right products, sharp pricing and reliable availability, all designed to support customers in growing their own businesses.”
New panel radiator range launched
The launch of the company’s new panel radiator collection marks the next phase of Harrison Bathrooms’ growth strategy and reflects its continued focus on supporting merchants and installers with commercially driven product solutions.
Developed in response to customer demand, the new range has been designed to simplify purchasing, improve quality and offer stronger commercial value. Initially launching with Type 21 and Type 22 white enamel models, the collection focuses on the industry’s most popular sizes to create a streamlined and easy-to-navigate offer.
The products feature enhanced heat outputs and upgraded packaging to minimise damage during transit and handling, one of the category’s most common challenges.
Shaun Corcoran commented, “The panel radiator launch is about removing friction for our customers. Too often, they are forced to choose between buying at higher prices due to low volumes or overcommitting to stock to secure better rates.
“Our model strikes the right balance, giving customers the flexibility to manage stock effectively, maintain strong margins and operate with confidence. Combined with the quality of the product, this creates a clear commercial advantage in a competitive market.”
Further product launches and range extensions are also planned for 2026 and will be unveiled in Edition 22 of the company’s brochure this August.