SUSTAINABILITY
SUSTAINABILITY
METSÄ TISSUE T: 0845 601 8266 E:
sales.uk@
metsagroup.com W:
www.katrin.com
Metsä Tissue, part of Metsä Group, is one of Europe’s leading suppliers of tissue paper products including the Katrin brand. The Katrin product range includes toilet rolls, paper towels, hand care products, industrial wipes and dispensing solutions. Caring for the environment is an integral part of Metsä Tissue’s corporate responsibility and one of the guiding principles of our business strategy. We seek to minimise the environmental impact of our products throughout their life cycle, from sourcing of raw materials to production and consumption right through to their disposal. Responsibility is not rocket science. It means to give back at least as much as you take. For Katrin, true responsibility means balance: not only considering our actions economically, environmentally and socially, but also building sustainable choices together with all stakeholders. We aim for a good balance – and help our customers to find their own balance. Katrin – At Hand. Creating a perfect sustainable balance.
PHS WASHROOMS Western Industrial Estate, Caerphilly CF83 1XH T: 029 2080 9090 E:
productinfo@phs.co.uk W:
www.phs.co.uk/washrooms
PHS Washrooms recognise that environmental impact and sustainability is very important to businesses, and offer a Water and Energy Saver Range to help reduce water and energy usage. It brings together our environmentally friendly water saving devices with the Airstream®
with high water and energy use: toilet and urinal flushing, hand-washing and hand-drying.
In addition, in a world-first for the industry, our pedal operated ‘Eclipse’ and ‘mini’ sanitary disposal units now carry the Carbon Trust’s Carbon Reduction Label. In addition to our commitment to the environment we also provide total service management, including free product delivery and installation, complete product maintenance and flexible service arrangements to satisfy our customers’ wide-ranging needs.
low energy hand dryer. Together they tackle key areas associated
PROPELAIR Unit 1 West Point, 11 Durham Road, Basildon SS15 6PH T: 01268 548322 E:
fm@propelair.com W:
www.propelair.com Twitter: @Propelair
Join the green revolution with Propelair’s forward thinking water efficient toilet. With toilets accounting for up to 90% of commercial building water use, the 1.5 litre flush British system helps customers achieve 84% average water savings with an 80% reduction in carbon footprint.
Waterwise and WRAS approved, exceeding several environmental planning standards including BREEAM - Propelair is a reliable innovation helping customers advance sustainable targets and improve resource efficiency. Whether it be retrofitting existing buildings or new developments, Propelair’s environmentally friendly benefits are uniquely suited to both. Propelair helps customers save water, energy, boosts hygiene whilst reducing queuing times… Propelair has simply reinvented the toilet.
RECOFLOOR Recofloor, Tudor House, Meadway, Bramhall SK7 2DG T: 0161 355 7618 E:
info@recofloor.org W:
www.recofloor.org
Recofloor is the UK’s national vinyl flooring recycling scheme, which has recycled well over 2,300 tonnes of waste vinyl flooring since its 2009 inception by leading flooring manufacturers Polyflor and Altro. The scheme’s flexibility enables all supply chain sectors to engage in recycling. This helps facilities managers, local authorities, distributors and contractors to divert growing volumes of waste vinyl flooring from landfill - reducing disposal costs and helping firms to meet
their sustainability goals. Waste vinyl material is collected from flooring
contractors, construction sites, schools, hospitals and other large sites. Clean post-installation vinyl and smooth uplifted vinyl is accepted as long as it meets specifications. Smooth and safety off-cuts are recycled back into new flooring with smooth uplifted flooring recycled into other products, such as road traffic cones. Recofloor has 650- plus collectors and 63 drop-off sites across the UK and Ireland.
92 SUSTAINABILITY : TOMORROW’S FM YEARBOOK 2015/16
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