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Top Kitchen and Bath Builders in Europe
We’re thrilled to present the Top Companies in Top Kitchen and Bath Builders in Europe, a prestigious honor recognizing the industry’s game-changers. These exceptional businesses were nominated by our subscribers based on impeccable reputation and the trust these companies have garnered from our valued subscribers.
After an intense selection process—led by C-level executives, industry pioneers and our expert editorial team—only the best have made the cut. These companies have been selected as recipients of the award, celebrating their leadership and innovation.
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Top Kitchen and Bath Builders in Europe
Magnet Kitchens
Magnet Kitchens is a British kitchen design and retail company in the home improvement and furniture industry, specialising in bespoke fitted kitchens with showrooms across the UK. It serves homeowners and trade customers, offering design consultations, manufacturing, supply and installation of tailored kitchen solutions.
Norcros plc
Norcros plc is a UK-based designer and supplier of bathroom and kitchen products, operating a portfolio of specialist brands that make showers, taps, enclosures, tiles, plumbing materials and accessories. It serves consumers, trade professionals, designers, retailers and developers across the UK, Ireland and South Africa.
Omega PLC
Omega PLC is a British furniture manufacturer in the home improvement industry, designing and producing high-quality fitted kitchens. It serves independent UK retailers, trade partners, and housing developers, supplying bespoke kitchen cabinets and solutions made in its large Yorkshire facility for modern and traditional interiors.
JJO plc
JJO plc is a long-established British manufacturer of fitted kitchen, bedroom and bathroom furniture. It serves independent retailers, installers and trade partners with quality modular furniture and selected appliances, designing and producing products in its large Lancashire production facility for the UK home improvement market.
Symphony Group PLC
Symphony Group PLC is a UK-based manufacturer in the furniture and home furnishings industry, specialising in fitted kitchens, bedrooms, and bathroom furniture. It serves housing developers, social housing providers, independent retailers and merchants, offering design, production, supply and nationwide delivery of modular, quality furniture solutions.
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