Specialists in lockers & cubicles for the leisure industry


With over 30 years experience of providing high quality changing cubicles and shower cubicles, storage lockers and complementary products.


Prospec’s achievement as the first locker manufacturer with IFI Recognised Product status gives huge benefits to the industry by playing an increasing part in ensuring that changing and washroom facilities are suitable for both disabled and non-disabled users.


Prospec will offer leisure providers the following benefits:


• Adaptability of design and layout to suit the needs of disabled people, e.g. wheelchair accessibility, prosthetic limb storage. Clear uncluttered interiors with good ventilation, eliminating square corners for easy cleaning.


• Various width, height and compartment options, to give choice of use.


• Coat hook/hanger options, in a variety of positions.


• Various lock types, coin lock with non- tooth keys also, electronic systems, high levels of security and low maintenance.


• Number plates with tactile numerals, optional Braille and a wide colour choice..


• Doors with a wide choice of colours to ensure visual recognition by visually impaired users.


• LRV (light reflection values) differentials of all components, in excess of current Part M and BS standards.


enquiry no. 518


call +44 (0) 1709 377147 or email sales@prospec.co.uk


www.prospec.co.uk


inclusive fitness recognised product 2010


...working around your leisure Prospec Limited Canklow Meadows Estate, West Bawtry Road, Rotherham S60 2XL, England


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