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19 Jun 2023
Worcester Bosch, the UK’s leading heating and hot water manufacturer, has received two awards at this year’s prestigious Housebuilder Product Awards, including Best Services Product and Best Brand New Product.
June 9th: Worcester Bosch has been honoured twice at this year’s Housebuilder Product Awards.
The UK’s leading home heating and hot water supplier was awarded Best Services Product for their Greenstar 8000 Life 45kw Combi, while the Bosch Art Project (CS5800iAWR) was the winner of Best Brand New Product.
The Greenstar 8000 Life 45kw Combi was noted for its modern design and its well-suited specifications for new build properties and Part L regulation compliance. Further, its ability to empower customers through its upgraded connectivity with smart controls, and the fact it had been developed with improved and simple commissioning and servicing, to ensure swift installation for housebuilders, led to it claiming the top spot.
The Bosch Art Project (CS5800iAWR) is focussed on finding new build solutions in relation to sustainability, efficiency and homeowner comfort. The product featured in this project, a roof mounted heat pump, encompasses these aims, by not encroaching on any internal living space, whilst also supporting homebuilders to meet the Future Homes Standards from 2025-onwards.
Representatives from Worcester Bosch were delighted to attend a private winner’s lunch in London on Thursday 8th June, where they celebrated their accolades in the company of the judging panel and fellow winners.
The awards, now in their eleventh year, were launched by Housebuilder Media to reward excellence for products and systems which aid new home development in the UK. A variety of categories allow the panel to highlight those who are stand-outs in the field, whether it be through their innovation, or their prioritisation of customer satisfaction.
After last year’s celebration of its 60th anniversary, Worcester Bosch remains committed to providing a wide range of sustainable products to customers across the United Kingdom, with more product launches to come later this year.