BRUSHES


WASHROOMS


Professional Quality at DIY Prices


Whitaker and Sawyer (Brushes) Ltd, have been manufacturing and supplying brushes and associated products in the UK since 1934, in Dagenham from 1985, prior to that in East London.


Our current range of products incorporates Paint Brushes, Paint Rollers, Decorators' tools as well as Brooms & Brushes in both Hygiene and Traditional qualities for the industrial and commercial user.


Allied products such as Mops, Buckets, Squeegees and many other items used in building maintenance and cleaning of factory premises, ships and other general industrial purposes are also available.


In addition, the manufacture of Brushes to customers’ specification is also undertaken as is the repair of brushes for special applications.


Top priorities at Whitaker and Sawyer (Brushes) Ltd, are customer service and quality control and this is assured with the accreditation of ISO 9001:2000


The product range is continually being increased and stocks are maintained at a sufficient level to give prompt delivery within a few days from receipt of order either by our own transport or outside carriers.


Contact 0208 593 7204 • Fax: 0208 595 7353 Email: info@wsbrushes.co.uk • www.wsbrushes.co.uk


CLEANING MACHINES


For the ultimate in washroom hygiene


01253 738 311 enquiries@dudleyindustries.com


www.dudleyindustries.com


Tomorrow’s


For full details on classified, recruitment and tender advertising please contact


Clare Gapp on 01625 426054 or email


clare@opusbm.co.uk for a cost effective quote. PEST & BIRD CONTROL ESCALATOR CLEANING


The specialist tool to maintain escalator risers. •Only requires a single operative


•More cost-effective than machinery • Profile fitting cassettes


• Removable washable cloth • Lightweight


• Simple to use


For more info on becoming a distributor for RiserShine and IIC Products please call 01743 283606 or email sales@iicproducts.com. iicproducts.com/risershine


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