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New Range Of Products Now Available From Cottam Brush


Cottam Brush now have a complete range of cleaning products including squeegees, mops, handles, metal shovels, plastic and metal buckets.


The light duty metal squeegees feature a chrome metal frame and are fitted with a 100% double mousse blade in 14”, 18”, 22” and 30” sizes.


Heavy duty metal squeegees are also available with a galvanised steel frame and fitted with a reversible solid rubber blade in 18” and 24” sizes. A curved version with a 22” blade is also available.


Alternatively, a colour coded heavy duty plastic range in white, blue, green, red and yellow variants with a 24” blade and wooden squeegees with 12”, 18”, 24” and 36” blade sizes are available.


Armitage Shanks Moves High Security To The 21st Sentry


Armitage Shanks, the UK’s leading manufacturer of commercial sanitaryware and fittings, has revamped its Sentry range.


A decade after the arrival of the Sentry range, Armitage Shanks has unveiled Sentry21, an enhanced suite of strong, anti-vandal solid surface products, developed for high security venues.


The new Sentry21 range offers intuitive electronic features, allowing power to be cut to any or all devices, for safety and security reasons. The smart design means that all settings remain, even if power has previously been cut to any device. At the same time, the settings


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Established in 1858, the Cottam family started out making brushes for the ship building and coal mining industries in North East England. Times change, however, and so have they.


Today Cottam is at the forefront of brush design and manufacture. With extensive knowledge, innovative design capability and modern manufacturing facilities, Cottam has become a trusted partner in specialist industries across the world.


are simple to adjust, due to rocker switches in the control box.


The full range of high security products, which have been approved by Her Majesty’s Prison Service (HMP), includes back-to-wall and wall hung WCs with electronic options – either wave-on sensor or tactile sensor. Both designs have rimless flushing of just 4.5 litres to help prevent anything being hidden in the rim. They also come with a lock-out facility (with auto re-set) if the flush is used too often in a short period of time.


The new range of products comes with the lock-out and touch/sensor as standard.


Ceramics are made with a virtually indestructible surface that will not break into shards, reducing the ability to be used for harm.


Two shower options have been added to fit either one or two people, and have a flow rate of just eight litres per minute.


Cottam focus on the supply of high quality, good value products – mainly brushes, mops and related accessories. The products are sold through a range of distributors from large buying groups including Troy, H&B, Bira and THS, wholesale outlets, serving different client groups in all corners of the world, to smaller independent merchants in niche markets.


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The washbasin, which is available with upstand, completes the new range with a flow rate of five litres per minute.


Tony Rheinberg, Channel Marketing Manager at Armitage Shanks, said: “More than ever before we are finding that prisons, police cells and other high security locations, such as secure hospitals, are looking for sanitaryware solutions that are even more durable and safer than their predecessors.


The new look Sentry21 range meets this need and is a vital extension to our range of products for high security venues.”


The Sentry21 range has been accredited to a high level with the Home Office, Ministry of Justice and Ministry of Defence. Additional approval has also been given by WRAS for the WCs, tanks, washbasins and fittings. The entire range has been fire rated to class 0.


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