NKBA Provides Savvy Tips and Innovative Ideas on Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Online
The NKBA helps consumers eliminate the stress and confusion of home remodeling; Association gets a new logo
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Pamela Wadler/Walter Sperr
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If you are among the millions of homeowners who are considering renovating or upgrading their kitchens and baths, help is now just a click away. Consumers can access the National Kitchen & Bath Association's free workbook of helpful hints online at www.nkba.org before they tackle their latest remodeling projects. The informative workbook guides consumers through every stage of the remodeling process, helping them achieve the perfect kitchen or bath.
"Whether it's a 'do it yourself' project or if you are looking for an experienced professional, the NKBA offers a plethora of useful information and innovative ideas to simplify the remodeling process for homeowners," said Bob Garner, CMKBD, 2007 President of the NKBA.
The NKBA recently got a makeover of its own. The stylish new NKBA logo is clean, timeless and bold, a straightforward announcement of the kitchen and bath association's growth and strength. The wave flowing through the acronym represents water, a central theme that unites the kitchen and bath segments.
Finding a professional designer to help with your kitchen and bath remodeling project is now easier and more convenient than ever at the NKBA's Web site. The Web site offers sound advice on hiring a certified NKBA professional who can handle your project from concept to completion. In fact, the NKBA's database contains more than 40,000 members across the country, making it easy to locate an industry professional in your area. NKBA Certified
Designers adhere to the strictest codes of professional conduct, recognizing the importance of consumer health, safety and welfare in kitchen and bath design.
Confused about design terminology in home remodeling? Having trouble differentiating between linoleum and sisal flooring? The NKBA solves this dilemma by including a detailed glossary of terms on the Web site, enlightening consumers on industry lingo. In addition, the NKBA addresses homeowner's burning questions in kitchen and bath remodeling. The NKBA's responses include valuable tips and advice on budgeting, design guidelines, installation specifications, quick fix solutions, and the latest product news.
The NKBA also features a showcase of the 2007 National Design Competition winners on their Web site. The design gallery of winners includes photos of exquisite kitchens and bathrooms, meant to inspire consumers on the latest design trends, ranging from ultra contemporary to modestly traditional, to suit your personal style and taste.
The NKBA, owners of Kitchen/Bath Industry Show, the world's largest trade show and industry event, continues to evolve and excel in increasing national recognition and awareness of its leadership role in one of the fastest-growing industries in North America.
For more information, please visit www.nkba.org or call (800) 843-6522.
About The National Kitchen & Bath Association
National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) is the only trade association dedicated exclusively to the kitchen and bath industry. The NKBA is the leading source of information and education for consumers and professionals alike. With nearly 40,000 members and growing, the NKBA owns the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference®, the world's largest trade show and industry event. The mission of the NKBA is to enhance member success and excellence by promoting professionalism and ethical business practices and providing leadership and direction for the kitchen and bathroom industry. For more information, please visit www.nkba.org.
About The Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference
As the premier showcase for the very latest products and cutting-edge design ideas in the kitchen and bath industry, the Kitchen/Bath Industry Show & Conference (K/BIS) features the largest array of product displays and demonstrations, professional development courses, keynote & session speeches, interactive roundtable events and the opportunity to network with thousands of industry professionals. An unparalleled forum for dealers, designers, architects, distributors, retailers, home centers, and many other kitchen and bath professionals, K/BIS is the world's largest international trade event dedicated to the kitchen and bath industry. K/BIS annually brings together more than 900 companies exhibiting their products and more than 40,000 national and international industry professionals. For more information, please visit www.kbis.com.
EDITOR'S NOTE: For story development, industry interviews or for more information about the National Kitchen & Bath Association, please contact Pamela Wadler or Walter Sperr at (212) 966-0024.
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