who have low hand strength or who experience joint issues may struggle to access the product inside. Tork Elevation dispensers for soaps and Tork PeakServe hand towels have been designed to be easy to use, even for people with low hand strength.


Bad washroom smells have a negative impact on the washroom user, but many traditional air fresheners struggle to be effective due to their ‘spray and fade’ effect. A good air freshener system should be designed to ensure that the washroom remains smelling fresh at all times. For example, the Tork Constant Air Freshener uses propellant-free technology to neutralise odours while the fragrance lasts for up to 90 days before needing a refill.


Creating a good visual impression on guests is particularly important in the upmarket washrooms of hotels, high-end restaurants, shopping centres and smart offices. Here


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the providers may well choose to equip their facilities with fixtures that have a high visual appeal.


For example, the Tork Image Design Line of elegantly curved dispensers combine brushed stainless-steel fascias with a black trim to make them particularly aesthetically pleasing. The stainless-steel surfaces have been treated with a fingermark-resistant coating to ensure they keep their clean appearance. Tork Xpress Interfold Hand Towels, jumbo toilet rolls and Tork foam soaps are all available in the Tork Image Design Line.


Our senses are highly attuned to any environment in which we potentially feel unsafe, and the public washroom is a space where many of us feel particularly on our guard. It therefore makes good sense for washroom providers to consider the user’s senses when equipping their premises to ensure that every visitor feels safe and welcome.


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