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Holistically enhancing hierachy of needs<br />
for pupils and staff<br />
“I hadn’t appreciated what<br />
a difference it would make<br />
for children & staff.”<br />
That is the view of estates<br />
manager of Kingsweston<br />
School in Bristol, Clive<br />
Farmer, and the reasoning<br />
behind his specification of<br />
fixtures, including a<br />
Closomat Palma Vita<br />
shower (wash & dry) toilet,<br />
for the school’s new<br />
hygiene room.<br />
The new hygiene room<br />
replicates that already<br />
installed in the school a<br />
couple of years ago, and ensures compliance with the criteria laid<br />
down in Building Bulletin 104. Explained estates manager Clive<br />
Farmer, “It was important to mirror the facilities we already have, as<br />
the children are familiar with that. It makes it easier for them to<br />
adjust to being in a different section of the school as they move<br />
from primary to secondary.<br />
Closomat is the ‘go to’ provider for accessible toilet provision, and is<br />
fully Construction (Design & Management) 2015 compliant.<br />
Its website www.clos-o-mat.com is acknowledged as a key<br />
resource to help take the first steps towards efficient accessibility<br />
provision, including design guidance, white papers, CAD blocks,<br />
NBS specification clauses and case studies.<br />
www.clos-o-mat.com<br />
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