KBSA welcomes Ramsey’s and Schmidt Groupe UK to its network

The Kitchen Bathroom Bedroom Specialists Association (KBSA) has welcomed Ramsey’s and Schmidt Groupe UK to its network.

Partner Members of the KBSA are suppliers, manufacturers or service providers that collaborate closely with independent retailers and support the wider KBB industry. They are selected for their alignment with the KBSA’s values and their contribution to raising standards through innovation, strategic collaboration and expert support.

Schmidt is a family-owned company founded in France over 65 years ago, and from well-established roots, it has grown into one of Europe’s go-to suppliers of kitchen and furniture solutions. Schmidt Groupe UK has a host of showrooms all over London and from Warrington in the north to Norwich in the east and Swansea in Wales.

Approved Members of the KBSA are independent retailers or showrooms that design, sell and install kitchens, bathrooms or bedrooms directly to the public. To achieve this status, businesses must pass a stringent vetting process and demonstrate excellence in design, installation, customer service and business ethics.

Ramsey’s, based in Nottingham, is a family-run business with decades of experience in creating bespoke interiors. Known for tailored kitchen, bathroom and bedroom solutions, Ramsey’s combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design. Its commitment to quality, service and customer satisfaction has earned Ramsey’s a well-deserved place in the KBSA community. Its new status as an Approved Member reflects the team’s professionalism and dedication to high standards across every aspect of their work.

Richard Hibbert, KBSA national chair, pictured, said: “We are thrilled to welcome both Ramsey’s and Schmidt Groupe UK to the KBSA. Their commitment to quality, customer care and professional standards perfectly align with our mission to uphold excellence in the KBB sector. These additions reflect the strength and diversity of our membership, and we look forward to supporting their continued growth.”