THE MARKET LEADER IN ASSISTED BATHING


With more than 45 years’ experience in acute and non-acute healthcare Reval Continuing Care offers an unrivalled range of commercial quality assisted bathing solutions.


Be assured of the most advanced bathing technology designed for optimum comfort and performance.


• Authorised supplier to the NHS • NHS hospital focused product range • Highly innovative products & componentry • WRAS Category 5, DO8, & BS6920 compliant • UKCA, ISO, MDR compliant company • 3 year warranty on product • 10 years spare parts availability • UK wide sales & service support Reval baths allow you to enjoy high quality for less.


HELPING YOUR NHS FACILITY ON THE ROAD TO NET ZERO


Email: sales@revalcc.com UK Enquiries: +44 (0)1656 721 001


Contact us to learn more sales@revalcc.com l +44 01656 721 001


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Our class-leading range of fuel-fi red and electric steam boilers and portf olio of aft ercare soluti ons can help with your decarbonisati on strategy and put your facility on the Road to Net Zero.


As a complete soluti ons provider, Fulton can provide your healthcare facility with:


· fuel-fi red steam boilers from 160 to 1,956 kg/h · electric steam boilers from 9 to 300 kW · ancillary plant / engineered systems · off -grid and point-of-use soluti ons · steam surveys · project management · water treatment contracts · accredited / certi fi ed training · installati on / commissioning / upgrades · repair / service / maintenance programmes


For further informati on scan the QR code,


visit www.fulton.co.uk, email sales@fulton.co.uk or call the offi ce on +44 (0)117 972 3322.


FBW253 - Net Zero Advertisement - HEJ.indd 1 44 Health Estate Journal June 2024


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