Keyfix wins associate supplier award
Keyfix is delighted to announce that it won Associate Supplier of the Year at The Association of Brickwork Contractors Ltd Awards 2024. The awards ceremony, held at the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel on 23rd February 2024, brought together brickwork contractors from the whole of the UK to celebrate true craftsmanship across five different categories, including Associate Supplier of the Year.
The company fought off strong competition from many other suppliers to win the prestigious award that rewards outstanding commitment and service to the sector. It is also the only category where the winner is chosen by brickwork contractors.
Keyfix was chosen as the recipient of the award because of a combination of the exceptional client-focused technical support and their award-winning Non-Combustible Cavity Tray (NCCT) system, which brickwork contractors frequently use on projects throughout the UK.
John Duffin, Keyfix’s Managing Director, was thrilled to win the award, praising the hard work of the talented team at Keyfix. He said: “Winning this award and being chosen by brickwork contractors and ABC members specifically is an absolute honour. A big thanks to everyone who voted for Keyfix and congratulations to all the other fantastic companies who were shortlisted and the other prize winners.
“To anyone who was at the event, you would have seen just how much this award meant to our team – you couldn’t wipe the smile from our faces! It really is a collaborative effort and this award will be equally shared by every single member of our team, who all work tirelessly and with great dedication all year round.”
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