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Cleaning up with Pendock cubicles and washrooms


Classic Plus cubicles at St. Stephens Shopping Centre, Hull T


his year sees the coming of age of Pendock’s washroom range, as it has been 18 years since the fi rst products were launched. Since then, the range has continued to evolve and over the past


12 months, the Pendock Washroom brand has developed still further. In addition to its range of cubicle solutions, covering different material


types, colour options and ironmongery, Pendock has


implemented the use of zero carbon compact laminates and introduced a new range of solid surface wash troughs. Already used in several sectors, including education, retail, health, leisure and public buildings, fi ve cubicle systems are available in the range, as well as dedicated vanity units and accessories for each cubicle type, in addition to the new wash troughs.


Downloadable technical information is also freely available on the Pendock website, with no need to pre-register or provide details before downloading.


The following overview helps identify the key specifi cation options for single and multi-cubicle projects under the Pendock Washroom brand.


Pendock Washroom


Starting with the latest addition to the range, Pendock solid surface wash troughs are bespoke manufactured from a purpose-designed high specifi cation acrylic composite. Designed primarily for commercial washroom projects they are ideal for high-traffi c applications, such as hotels, shopping centres, workspaces and public toilets. Also, as Pendock can provide a dedicated installation service through Pendock Contracts, this can help simplify the process further, as a managed solution from initial specifi cation, including site survey and manufacture, through to project completion.


Robust cubicles are one of two ranges that are manufactured using 12 mm thick BioCarbon zero carbon compact laminate (CL), with BioCarbon decorative facings to each side. Designed for high traffi c and wet areas, including zones with increased humidity, Robust cubicles are extremely durable and suitable for general washroom applications, as well as more demanding environments, while having the advantage of being manufactured from carbon neutral and sustainable materials.


Durable Robust BioCarbon® compact laminate range


The Ultimate cubicle range is bespoke manufactured and allows specifi ers a wide range of options including the choice of either BioCarbon compact laminate, for wet and high traffi c


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