Think Group steps up with innovation award
A Yorkshire-based textile manufacturer has been recognised for its cutting-edge flooring solutions, securing a National Flooring Innovation award.
Think Group won in the ‘Underlay + Accessories’ category for its SpringBond® Eco-Step 8mm, a fully recyclable, chemical-free underlay designed to outperform traditional PU products.
The eco-friendly product, made from 85 per cent recycled content, debuted at the Harrogate Flooring Show, where it also won ‘Best Sustainability Product’.
With strong uptake in the housebuilding sector, the underlay is expected to be nationally specified by several top UK housebuilders within its first year.
Think Group has also earned SMETA 4-pillar accreditation and an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), further highlighting its commitment to sustainability and ethical practices.
Charlie Taylor, marketing and export sales manager at Think Group, said: “We’re proud to be starting 2025 winning such a highly regarded award, which reflects our commitment to forward-thinking approaches.
“Our SpringBond® Eco-Step 8mm is an example of how we’re not only driven to develop products that perform outstandingly but that are good for the planet.”
The National Flooring Innovation Awards overall winners will be revealed in May.
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