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NORTH SHORE PROMOTES HYGIENE IN SCHOOLS
AFTER LOCKDOWN As schools and other educational establishments prepare to re-open following Covid-19, the need to ensure the highest possible level of hygiene throughout their facilities has never been more important.
Now more than ever, it is essential that washrooms provide both students and staff with access to a hand- washing and drying system with strong hygiene credentials. Along with the implementation of the appropriate social distancing measures, the provision of effective washroom hygiene facilities will enable education providers to help prevent future waves of the killer virus.
Leading the way in the provision of reliable Away-from-Home (AfH) professional paper hygiene and wiping products for the education sector, is the North Shore premium proprietary system range of washroom dispensers and consumables, created by manufacturer and supplier, Northwood Hygiene Products Ltd.
North Shore’s hygiene credentials are second to none. Dispensers are easy to wipe clean and most are contactless; all allow users to touch only the paper they will use, preventing the spread of bacteria. Rolls and towels are
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individually wrapped, keeping them hygienically clean.
Some of the most wasted resources in educational facilities management are toilet paper and paper towels. It’s knowing how to limit this misuse and waste that can have a huge impact on the efficiency of the washroom.
North Shore has been developed specifically to address these issues, offering a dispenser range that boasts a secure locking system to prevent theft, and a unique dispensing system that precludes overuse by ensuring towels are dispensed in economic lengths for controlled dispensing. Added to this, the Mechanical Hands Free roll towel dispenser offers stub roll transfer and North Shore’s toilet paper dispensers have been specifically designed to ensure that 100% of paper is used before users are able to access the next one.
Unfortunately, misuse and waste within a washroom can take on many forms aside from just excess toilet paper and paper towel usage. System damage and occasionally also anti-social behaviour can ultimately yield high maintenance costs if the system within the washroom isn’t manufactured to a high standard. North Shore’s entire range is constructed from extremely durable acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) plastic, minimising any damage that may be caused and giving facilities
managers and janitorial staff peace of mind.
North Shore paper products are also drain-friendly, so precluding costly and time-consuming blockages.
In a world where sustainability is very much at the top of the educational agenda, North Shore proudly carries sustainability certification across much of its range and 70% of its paper products are made from recycled paper. The entire range offers 100% recyclable packaging and the dispensers themselves can be recycled.
At the heart of North Shore is its signature four roll dispenser, the Orbit. Designed exclusively by Northwood, it fits seamlessly within any high footfall washroom environment, boasting a capacity of up to 5,000 sheets of toilet paper, demonstrating huge cost-in-use benefits, as well as low maintenance.
Complementing the Orbit, North Shore also comprises a compact, infinity paper Side-by-Side toilet roll dispenser, a high capacity Mechanical Hands Free Roll Towel dispenser, a Micro Folded Hand Towel dispenser and a soap dispenser to provide a full end-to-end washroom solution.
Available in a choice of three colourways - Ocean Blue, Ice White and Midnight Black – there is a North Shore system to coordinate with busy washrooms of any colourway.
Call: 01952 236 930
www.northwood.co.uk
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