Innovative washroom design and manufacturer, Washroom Washroom has invested in state-of-the –art production methods to offer a unique off-site service.
With programmes becoming more demanding necessitating ever increasing co-ordination of trades in order to meet deadlines, Washroom has invested significantly in additional factory space to enable the manufacture and build of entire washroom units off-site.
Far from the traditional modular approach favoured on large-scale volume projects, such as hotels, Washroom has developed its offering to enable it to offer a bespoke off-site solution for clients to combine the quality, programme and environmental benefits of offsite with individual design solutions.
The new model involves a complete run of washrooms being built full-scale and to the exact site measurements in Washroom’s Essex-based factory and clients are actively encouraged to visit and inspect the washrooms at this stage so that any alterations can be made prior to installation. Once complete, the pre-plumbed washrooms are disassembled and stored ready to transport to site exactly when required and assembled in a fraction of the time of a conventional build.
In addition to enhancing quality and programme, off-site construction offers the opportunity to reduce on-site waste by up to 90% compared to traditional methods of construction.
Trevor Bowers, director at Washroom Washroom commented: “This is another exciting development for us in what has been a tremendous year for Washroom Washroom. A combination of careful on-site surveying by experienced site staff, programming to co-ordinate with other trades and the ability to design and build away from site ensures that build quality is undertaken to the highest of standards.
"The offsite service is part of our complete package of services which also includes 3D printing and scale mock-ups, designed to ensure a client’s aesthetic and performance requirements are fully realised. It’s all part of our dedication to providing the most comprehensive service available to the specifier.”