80 GH renovation picks
Good Housekeeping just named 80 lab‑tested Home Renovation Award winners for kitchens and baths — picks cover cabinetry, small appliances and heavy‑duty renovation gear tested for performance. Reviewers flagged products that help in DIY scenarios from water‑damage recovery to construction‑grade tasks, making this a handy shortlist before you buy tools or fixtures. (goodhousekeeping.com)
Good Housekeeping’s Home Renovation winners were published in mid‑November 2025, with media and industry outlets reporting the announcement on Nov. 12–13, 2025. (floordaily.net) The Good Housekeeping Institute reports the program ran roughly six months of lab and field testing before naming winners, and editors say the process included lab evaluations plus consumer field trials. (magzter.com) Publishers covering the list note the Institute evaluated more than 350 product submissions and cross‑checked results with over 600 at‑home testers during the 2025 cycle. (homepagenews.com) Named winners cut across building materials and appliances — examples announced by manufacturers include Pella’s Lifestyle Series wood casement window, VELUX skylight systems, LG’s InstaView slide‑in range and counter‑depth MAX refrigerator, TimberTech’s Harvest+ decking, Mohawk’s SolidTech R flooring and Robbins Timber Legends densified wood. (pressroom.pella.com) Press releases for individual winners highlighted product features cited by Good Housekeeping testers: Pella’s integrated room‑darkening shades, VELUX’s ACTIVE climate automation for skylights, and LG’s InstaView and Thin Door design on the award‑winning appliances. (pressroom.pella.com) Multiple manufacturers — including AZEK, CertainTeed, Schlage and Amba — issued PRs announcing their inclusion on the winners list and directing readers to GoodHousekeeping’s Home Reno winners page for the complete roster. (prnewswire.com)
