The British Institute of Kitchen, Bedroom, and Bathroom Installation has announced that kitchen supplier Waterline and furniture manufacturer Crown Imperial are the latest brands to become sponsors of the institute. Both businesses pledged support to the government-sanctioned organisation and its work on building a sustainable workforce and improving education, standards, and compliance in the KBB installation sector.
Waterline has decades of industry experience, with a product range including more than 30 brands and a national delivery network from its three strategically placed UK warehouses. The business prides itself on providing everything required to install a kitchen whilst combining the ease of sourcing everything from one company.
Crown Imperial, a family run business established in 1946 in London, is renowned for its cutting-edge manufacturing of high-quality furniture for the home, including kitchens, bedrooms and the home office. The British furniture manufacturer celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2021 and remains dedicated to innovation and design in order to continue to deliver a palette of quality furniture, as it has done for more than seven decades.
Michael Marriott, CEO of Waterline commented ‘The British Institute of KBB Installation is dedicated to enhancing standards, awareness, and education in the KBB installation sector, a passion we wholeheartedly share at Waterline. We recognise the vital role installers play in our industry, and by joining BiKBBI, we aim to contribute to and support this important community.’
BiKBBI CEO, Damian Walters said ‘Our role, as the only organisation dedicated to KBB installation, is to drive positive change for the sector, and collaboration with suppliers, manufacturers and distributors is vital to the work that we are doing. Waterline and Crown Imperial are well-established, well-respected businesses with a huge amount of experience in their respective disciplines which we will draw upon as we continue to improve standards and education within the installation community.’
