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SMART-SPACE AWARDED ‘SCHOOL BUILDINGS
SUPPLIER 2022’ Midlands based Smart-Space has been recognised as ‘School Buildings Supplier of the Year 2022’ at a ceremony in London, hosted by Education Today magazine, earlier this month.
Smart-Space provides instant buildings to businesses and organisations who need additional space, and has been supplying different building products to the education sector for many years.
“Smart-Space is delighted to have won ‘School Buildings Supplier of the Year’ and recognises it as a positive reflection of the work of the whole team. We’ve been working in the education sector for some years now and enjoy the challenge of helping schools who need more space – whether that’s a temporary classroom or a permanent sports
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NO: F5 Northwood Hygiene Products Ltd – the leading manufacturer and supplier of away-from-home (AfH) professional paper hygiene and wiping products – will be showcasing an impressive line- up of new and established products at The Cleaning Show 2023.
Northwood’s comprehensive Raphael range, which can comfortably cater for the most demanding washrooms, whilst also saving money and reducing waste, is set to draw visitors to the stand.
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facility," commented Jamie Southam, Business Manager for Education and Specialist Structures.
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Jamie is pictured (above centre) at the Education Today awards event at the River Bank Park Plaza Hotel in London on 1st December, with Shaun Stephens, Business Manager (left) and Jason Lynock, Sales Director (right).
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The award was voted for by people within the education sector and was one of a total of twenty two awards won by schools, suppliers and people who have all made a difference and shown themselves to be outstanding in their field. The awards included Headteacher of the Year, School of the Year and Community Champion among their titles.
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Smart-Space supplies a range of pop-up space solutions - including temporary, interim, permanent and maxi-span buildings designed to provide instant space for a variety of applications including school classrooms, sixth form centres,
The Raphael collection includes two toilet tissue and four hand towel dispensers, plus a soap dispenser. Raphael brings the twin jumbo high-capacity proprietary toilet roll dispenser – the TwinJumbo – which holds up to 800m of roll to minimise the need for frequent replenishment. An infinity paper system allows users to replenish one roll at a time, eliminating waste and delivering cost savings. Raphael’s roll towel dispensers can dispense up to 1000 sheets each, providing around 500 dries, with some offering stub-roll transfer to ensure zero waste.
Northwood’s trusted Whisper range of premium pure pulp toilet rolls,
sports venues and a wide range of other uses. Its solutions are used by blue-chip companies, the UK government, airports, schools and many businesses across the UK.
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facial tissues and airlaid hand towels will also be on show. Delivering superior comfort, luxury and unmatched performance, Whisper is the ultimate product for discerning customers. Whisper Green – the first 100% recycled luxury toilet tissue in the range – will be at the show for the first time.
The North Shore premium proprietary washroom dispenser system will also be on the stand. Offering a comprehensive range of dispensers and compatible products, the system delivers improved washroom standards, whilst also reducing waste. With its industry-leading capacity and supreme cost-in-use benefits, the range includes the Orbit four roll infinity dispenser, which has a capacity of up to 5,000 sheets of toilet paper, and the compact Side-by-Side toilet roll dispenser, which has a 2,500-sheet capacity.
www.northwood.co.uk
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