Winners of the BiKBBI Awards (The British Institute of KBB Installation) were recognised for installation excellence  at the QEII Centre in London’s Westminster.

 BiKBBI CEO Damian Walters, BiKBBI Installer of the Year 2025 Brett Cattlin, director of marketing, CT1 Nicola Walsh and event host Ted Robbins

Now in its fourth year, close to 300 guests attended the sold-out event, which was hosted by British comedian and actor Ted Robbins.

The BiKBBI Awards 2025 programme attracted 182 entries from both businesses and individuals, across 11 categories.

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In addition, there was also the presentation of aSpecial Recognition Award, voted by the senior leadership team at BiKBBI.

The 2025 BiKBBI Award winners are as follows:   

• YOUNG INSTALLER OF THE YEAR 

Jack Drury, JCD Kitchens

• APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR

Ashton Clifford, The Adroit Services Partnership 

• COMMUNITY CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

Daniel Farmer, Global Doors & Interiors

• CUSTOMER SERVICE CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

Ashling Street, Lima Kitchens

• INDEPENDENT RETAILER OF THE YEAR

Urban Myth

• ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMPION OF THE YEAR

JLC Interiors Ltd

• INDUSTRY NEWCOMER 2025

Harrison James (Shropshire) Ltd

• INSTALLATION BUSINESS OF THE YEAR

Premium Kitchens & Bedrooms Ltd

• INSTALLATION MANAGER OF THE YEAR

Harriett Grice, Wren Contracts

• NATIONAL BATHROOM RETAILER OF THE YEAR 

Easy Bathrooms

• NATIONAL KITCHEN RETAILER OF THE YEAR 

Wren Kitchens

• INSTALLER OF THE YEAR

 Brett Cattlin, Solihull Bathrooms

• SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD

Yvonne Orgill, Unified Water Label Association 

CEO of the BiKBBI Damian Walters commented “The BiKBBI Awards has become an important event in the KBB calendar – it’s vital to acknowledge, celebrate and reward the achievements of the installation workforce – often the unsung heroes of the fitted interiors sector.

“The BiKBBI Awards is also about raising standards and creating a pathway for future installers and installation businesses.

“It was great witness so many talented, hardworking individuals and businesses placed in the spotlight, cheered on by the businesses they serve.

“Once again, the support from the wider industry has been amazing, from nominations to sponsorship and attendance – each year the event grows which is a testament to the value of the KBB installation community”.

The BiKBBI also recently announced the date of its postponed Conference, with it now taking place on September 16.