Classic Range
WASHROOM
NORTHWOOD T: 01952236930 E:
customer.service@
northwood.co.uk W:
www.northwood.co.uk
phs GROUP Block B, Western Industrial Estate, Caerphilly, United Kingdom, CF83 1XH
T: 0121 351 4444 E:
enquiries@phs.co.uk W:
www.phs.co.uk
Northwood is a family owned group of companies that provide the manufacturing, supply and transportation of away-from-home (AfH) professional paper hygiene and wiping products.
One of only a small handful of companies in the UK market that is fully vertically integrated, Northwood is involved at each point in the supply chain; from raw material supply, tissue and towel manufacturing, end user product converting, storage and transportation.
Their remit is huge with a portfolio of market-leading AfH brands including; two washroom system – Raphael & North shore, the luxury tissue brand -Whisper, Essentials & optimum commodity washroom and wiping tissue and ProWipers and Perform professional wiping products.
phs provides the widest, most modern and most effective range of washroom products and services, designed to enhance the washroom environment and save money on water bills.
The phs washroom range includes air fresheners, air purifiers, hand dryers, soap dispensers, hand sanitisers, sanitary units, toilet roll and sanitary bag dispensers and surface sanitisers, ensuring customers always have access to hygienic, well-maintained and easy to use washrooms. This keeps both the organisation and its staff and customers healthy and happy.
phs’ experienced and expert team provides washroom services to many sectors including pubs, restaurants and cafes, retail and commercial, healthcare, leisure and education settings.
phs Group is the leading hygiene services provider in the UK, Ireland and Spain.
www.phs.co.uk
Washroom Dispensers?
Stylish, robust and sustainable stainless steel washroom
environment.
Sales: +44 (0)1253 738 311 E-mail:
sales@dudleyindustries.com
www.dudleyindustries.com
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