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Kitchen+Bath AMENITIES – Take the survey for a chance at a $50 gift card

Multifamily Housing

Kitchen+Bath AMENITIES – Take the survey for a chance at a $50 gift card

Exclusive research study covers K+B products for apartments, condominiums, senior living, student housing, and townhomes.


By ROBERT CASSIDY, EDITOR, MULTIFAMILY DESIGN+CONSTRUCTION | May 11, 2022
The research study will provide valuable data on the use of kitchen + bath products in current and future multifamily projects. Photo: Courtesy Pixabay
The research study will provide valuable data on the use of kitchen + bath products in current and future multifamily projects. Photo: Courtesy Pixabay

The editors of MULTIFAMILY DESIGN + CONSTRUCTION would like to ask for five minutes of your valuable time to complete our 2022 Multifamily Kitchen+Bath Amenities Survey. 

Take this short survey and enter our drawing for a chance to win one of 10 $50 gift cards.

All survey participants who provide their contact information (last question of the survey) will receive a PDF with the complete findings before anyone else sees the data on:

  • What K+B products are currently being used in Multifamily projects
  • What K+B products Multifamily project teams intend to use in the next 12-24 months

Please TAKE THE ONLINE SURVEY.

Please feel free to pass this email on to other Multifamily professionals. And if you’re not the right person in your organization to complete the survey, please forward it to the appropriate Multifamily team member. Thanks!

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