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WINNER IS... 2ND


Tork PeakServe from Essity


Our second place trophy goes to Essity for the Tork PeakServe. Designed to cut congestion and eliminate queueing in stadiums and concert halls, Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand Towel Dispenser allows a visitor to take a towel and move on without interruption.


With compressed and compact towels, and the ability to be topped up at any time, PeakServe prevents any break in supply and reduces maintenance check time, reducing costs and enhancing guest happiness.


Tork Product Manager, Steve Palmer, said: “The Tork PeakServe Continuous Hand Towel System is a game-changer in high- traffic washrooms, and we are delighted that this has been recognised in the form of a 2018 Tomorrow’s Cleaning Award. Essity has developed a system that will provide fast, efficient hand drying, reducing queues in the busiest of washrooms. We are very happy that the success of Tork PeakServe – coupled with the awards and accolades it has received – has proved that we are meeting a customer need.”


3RD “The best looking and


highest capacity paper towel dispenser in the market - with a unique paper technology.”


“Top capacity and great system.”


me to a close last month, and we’re delighted to now away with the most votes.


“This is just the best hand


towel system I have ever seen. Everyone loves it!”


Katrin Inclusive Dispensers from Metsa Tissue


And finally, rounding out the top three was Metsa Tissue, with its Katrin Inclusive Dispenser range. This range was designed in collaboration with industry experts, as well as a wide variety of customers and end-users right across Europe, taking into account the needs of a wide selection of users, including children, the elderly and those who are visually impaired, or have physical disabilities.


Mark Dewick, Managing Director for Metsa Tissue UK, said: “This is a great industry recognition and it is good to see that our range, launched two years ago, is still seen as leading edge and still appreciated by our customers and peers. And what makes this even more valuable is the fact that the cleaning sector is an extremely important customer segment for us, so being recognised by them for the work that we’ve done is a very positive sign for us.”


“Braille in these units is a real step forward.”


“Stylish dispensers with great features for service staff.”


“We have installed these in lots of customer sites and everyone


loves them. The black ones look especially classy.”


We also want to say a special thank you to each and every one of you that voted in this year’s awards. Without you these awards would not work, so thank you for taking the time out to have your say.


Can’t wait for next year’s awards? Entries are now open for the Tomorrow’s Cleaning Awards 2019 – and will stay open until Summer 2018 – so if you’ve got a product or service you’d like to nominate early, please drop a line to martin@opusbm.co.uk.


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