3 integrated internet based services The Mailbox RFID system


- Showing at IHEEM. designed to operate with our established Medstor range of healthcare modular storage systems.


The iLOQ. A revoultionary self powered locking system offering controlled access throughout the facility. iLOQ is the next generation locking system that says goodbye to the management problems of mechanical keys, batteries and the hard wiring of access control systems


And we’re on the road to BIM


Featuring Dyane logistics management software to automate the restocking and purchasing of medical supplies. Complies with EPC Gen 2UHF RFID and ISO 15693 as standard.


email: health@medstor.co.uk Tel: 0161-330 5577 Fax: 0161 330 5576 Bayley Street, Stalybridge, Cheshire SK15 1QQ


Visit www.medstor.co.uk Keep your vulnerable clients safe…


Anti- tamper hinges


Anti- ligature handles


Double blocked shelves


Anti- ligature shelves


90% of repair or make safe with a 48 HOUR RESPONSE


Give us a call today on 01204 370004 E: info@taurusfittedbedrooms.co.uk www.taurusfittedbedrooms.co.uk


96 Health Estate Journal September 2013


Ensuring patient bedrooms are fully operational is a priority, our mobile workshop responds to our customers emergency needs within 48 hours.


Taurus Fitted Bedrooms Limited Unit 6A/6B Boundary Industrial Estate, Millfield Road, Bolton, Lancashire BL2 6QZ


We offer: A wide range of styles, colours and finishes to suit all budgets. Bespoke furniture fitted by Taurus staff.


Approved by


See all three services Stand B4


IHEEM Manchester Central 8-9 October 2013


…in comfort and style


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