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CLEANING & SAFETY
Professional Hygiene Brushes
Stiff Broom Heads Blue bristles.
The lowest prices! See our Price Match Promise FROM ONLY £11.47
These supreme quality brushes are a very economical option with a lifetime that far exceeds that of traditional brushes. They can be sterilised – autoclave at 134ºC – and are abrasion and chemical resistant. They are also non-absorbent and retain their stiffness during use.
Floor Squeegee Blue.Blue
Lobby Dustpan & Brush
Black polypropylene broom with vinyl coated metal handle; upright Lobby Pro® black dustpan. Pan tips upright when lifted by the handle, for ease of use.
CODE SIZE F3469 28cm F3470 50cm
Soft Broom Head White bristles.
PRICE
£12.99 £16.19
SUPERB QUALITY
CODE DESCRIPTION
F3435 Squeegee, 60cm wide F3663 Spare Blade for F3435
Deck Scrubber Blue bristles, stiff.
PRICE
£15.99 £5.50
£22.70ONLY complete
CODE DESCRIPTION F3514 Broom, 16 x 94(h)cm
CODE SIZE F3468 50cm
PRICE £24.99
CODE SIZE F3473 28cm
Aluminium Handles for Professional Brushes PRICE £11.47
PRICE £6.25
F3515 Dustpan, 32.5 x 28.6 x 95.3(h)cm £16.45
Mop Bucket & Wringer
CODE SIZE
F3479 129cm to fit F3435, F3468, F3469, F3470
PRICE £7.99 CODE SIZE
F3480 150cm to fit F3473
PRICE £9.83
Plastic, with castors. Yellow.
£35.99ONLY
Colour Coded Mop Buckets & Wringers
• Combo unit for an integrated cleaning solution
• 25 litre capacity • Non-marking swivel plastic castors
• Light, compact design • Strong, durable wringer
GREAT VALUE
CODE COLOUR F3202 Yellow F3203 Blue F3204 Green F3205 Red
£64.99ONLY SALES HOTLINE 03701 678678 CODE SIZE F3500 20 litre
ARE STRICTLY NET AND EXCLUDE VAT
ALL PRICES PRICE £35.99
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