WHAT’S NEW?
SOCIAL DISTANCING SYSTEMS FOR A QUICK
AND SAFE RETURN To help provide a safe working environment for people in every sector, partitioning experts Komfort have introduced their Protekt Social Distancing range.
This new range will help businesses adapt by implementing both short- and long-term workplace solutions for a safe, quick and future-proof return. Whether it be for offices and reception areas, educational establishments, restaurants, hairdressers or any public area, the way any working space functions will have to be adapted in response to the pandemic.
Komfort Protekt includes both temporary and permanent social distancing systems available with antimicrobial finishes, including full- height glazed partitioning systems, free-standing screens, desk-mounted systems and more.
PINNACLE GROUP UNVEILS COVID-SECURE
CLEANING SERVICE Pinnacle Group, a specialist facilities and property management service provider, has launched a COVID Cleaning Service to provide cost-effective antimicrobial surface protection using the latest electrostatic technology.
With the antiviral protection lasting for 25 days, the treatment ensures that corporate, office, residential, and school spaces are safe for use and remain sanitised even as surfaces are touched and used.
Traditional cleaning methods currently being used to tackle COVID-19 are ineffective because they deliver very small droplets that passively deposit on surfaces based on the direction of spray; resulting in uneven coverage. Conversely, Pinnacle’s electrostatic application delivers charged droplets that are actively attracted to surfaces and guarantee a complete disinfection coverage.
The product, which contains no harsh chemicals, provides a physical barrier
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These systems not only help ensure business continuity but help reduce social contact and the transmission of harmful bacteria or viruses between employees. Importantly, they also provide staff and visitors with the reassurance that health and safety has been prioritised.
The free-standing screens and desk-mounted systems are easily constructed, without any expertise required. Whilst the full height glazed partitioning systems are fully customisable and can be configured to unique environments using Komfort’s
to disrupt viruses attempting to cling onto surfaces. The cleaning process has been found to kill germs on the skin for up to 24 hours, even after washing, and can be applied to door handles, textiles and in dining environments.
Across the UK Pinnacle supports over 300,000 homes, 200 schools and 80 public buildings and this new COVID-secure cleaning service is being rolled out to a number of key contracts in the coming weeks.
Waltham Forest Housing Association (WFHA) is one of the first housing associations in the UK to use the innovative technology at their head office.
Nicky Anderson, Operations Manager of WFHA, said: “As part of WFHA’s recovery from the COVID-19 outbreak we want to make sure that our staff and residents are comforted that we
expertise and decades of experience.
Komfort’s partitioning and screen solutions are being used nationally, across offices and reception areas, schools and universities, restaurants, bars and coffee shops, airports and hairdressers to help meet social distancing regulations.
Email:
social.distancing@komfort.co.uk Call: 01213 322550
www.komfort.com
are using Pinnacle’s cutting-edge antiviral cleaning technology at our offices. The antimicrobial surface protection allows peace of mind that surfaces stay sanitised and safe for up to 25 days. Pinnacle, our long- term cleaning partner, provided an efficient and professional service.”
Pinnacle also offer Zero Contact Solutions, which deliver social distancing technology into shared spaces.
www.pinnaclegroup.co.uk/COVIDClean
www.pinnaclegroup.co.uk/ COVIDClean
www.cleaninginteractive.com
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