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TODAY’S VISITORS expect a tourist attraction to have quality toilet and washroom facilities. Indeed, for many people it’s a deciding factor in rating a destination. When it came to updating the facilities at Kelvingrove art gallery and museum, one of Scotland’s most popular visitor attractions, the specifier and installation team chose DELABIE for the taps, liquid soap and paper towel dispensers. Appreciating the key role washroom facilities play in ensuring visitor satisfaction, Glasgow Life, the charitable organisation which manages Kelvingrove, wanted the washroom refurbishment to embody the latest in technology, styling and safety.


Stylish fittings enhance Glasgow’s award-winning visitor attraction


DELABIE fittings specified for Glasgow’s tripadvisor award- winning Kelvingrove art gallery and museum


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Andy Taylor, facilities manager at Glasgow Life and responsible for 168 properties within its estate, explains: ‘Te toilets were in need of some TLC and the scheme was undertaken for tourism awareness. While quality was the main driver, our priorities were infection prevention, efficiency with water savings and user-friendliness. ‘We specify the look and the feel, the scope of the scheme,’ says Taylor. ‘It’s then passed to capital projects. Te main builder was City Build, who handle the projects for Glasgow Life.’ Taylor adds: ‘Te DELABIE team are helpful and proactive in approach. DELABIE have also been specified for the Gallery of Modern Art and Scotsun Leisure Centre.’


Te washroom fittings chosen for Kelvingrove’s refurbishment were DELABIE’s BINOPTIC electronic taps, coupled with PREMIX NANO thermostatic mixing valves, together with wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser and wall-mounted paper towel dispenser. All the products have DELABIE’s 10-year warranty, an important element of the


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