WASHROOM
EFFICIENCY WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS!
Paul Mulready, Marketing Manager, Northwood Hygiene Products Ltd explains how to cater to washrooms of different sizes, with differing usage patterns.
Washrooms have different priorities beyond the provision of facilities to meet the appropriate levels of
hygiene. In hygiene critical
areas, hands free dispensing is the norm with the towels themselves often being stored within a protective casing. For other situations such refinement may not be necessary, with robustness and vandal resistance being a much more pressing consideration.
However, what all need are washroom dispensing systems that are easy for facility maintenance operatives to install, monitor and clean, yet deliver cost-in-use
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benefits with optimal towel usage and reduced wastage. It is from that essential first principles standpoint, that the Bay West® offer has been developed and evolved
Starting from a point before a machine turns, Disposables UK, the licensed manufacturer of Bay West® in the UK and Europe, was the first UK. “away from home” brand to provide a range of accredited, environmentally- preferred washroom products. The EU Eco-Label demands that every part of the manufacturing process is analysed to ensure compliance with green guidelines. That includes sourcing raw material paper only from sustainable suppliers. But more than
that, the whole corporate culture has been attuned to be environmentally aware and is evidenced throughout the manufacturing facility, based at Meltham, near Huddersfield with its movement sensitive lighting and an impressive waste recycling regime.
For some washroom end users that is an essential first requirement, a tick without which, further discussion is not forthcoming. For all of us, it is clearly a benefit to be welcomed whether or not is a mandatory contract requirement!
The dispensing range has been designed and refined to provide solutions to industry-wide
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