Tom Reynolds

BMA’s Annual Conference will raise funds for Band of Builders

The Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA) has partnered with the Band of Builders charity in 2024, seeking to raise funds at their Annual Conference. The BMA’s conference takes place on September 16th and 17th at the Queens Hotel, Leeds, and is its members’ highlight of the year. The conference theme focuses on ‘building growth’ and features […]

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BMA unveils thirty-under-thirty awards

The Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA) is proud to announce the launch of its inaugural thirty-under-thirty awards, a prestigious accolade designed to recognise and celebrate the outstanding achievements of young professionals within the UK’s thriving bathroom manufacturing sector. The BMA is committed to fostering innovation, excellence, and talent development. The thirty-under-thirty awards embody this commitment by […]

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Customers trust installers for safety advice

Customers trust an installer’s advice, so the message has to be one of safety first, argues Tom Reynolds, Chief Executive of the Bathroom Manufacturers Association: Let me borrow you to discuss something serious, just us for a moment. You know, the tradies’ job is a bit like being a superhero in overalls. You swoop in, […]

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Coram UK shortlisted for BMA Sustainability Awards

Coram UK has been shortlisted as a finalist for the 2023 BMA Sustainability Awards. Coram UK Holding Ltd encompasses five leading bathroom brands; Impey, Coram Showers, Geesa, Sealskin and Tiger. With a manufacturing hub based in Bridgnorth, the well-known showering solutions brand has a keen focus on sustainability and has worked hard over recent years […]

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BMA Criticizes Defra’s Water Efficiency Labeling Plans

The Bathroom Manufacturers Association (BMA) has voiced its significant concerns regarding the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)’s announced plans for water efficiency labelling. The decision to bypass the well-established Unified Water Label (UWL) system in favour of a new scheme is being described as a “shocking waste” by industry leaders. Key points […]

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