School Washrooms now have a Specialist Moulded Basin Service from a Robust, Eco-Sound, Made-to-Measure solution.
A standard range of Miranit basins from Franke Washroom Systems have been available for specialist applications for 2 years and has been widely specified in schools and colleges like Taf Ely. Now with the introduction of Miranit Bespoke it is possible to have either a run of basins or individual units made to measure and ideal for use in washrooms situated in schools, colleges, universities and care homes. Miranit Bespoke provides custom-made choices and four styles of washbasins; straight, D shape, L shape and corner-convex and are available in lengths up to 3.6 metres. Miranit High Gloss white has a gelcoat surface made from 80% natural minerals and 20% unsaturated polyester resin. The smooth, non-porous surface means that lime scale and stains cannot cling – making the bowls easy and very quick to clean. For a Matte finish Miranit Matte is made from 2/3 aluminum hydroxide and 1/3 polyester resin and is the same material and colour right through. This means it is robust and resistant to scratches and importantly, extremely hygienic.
Franke Washroom Systems has developed a new moulded manufacturing process which allows designers and architects to specify both the size and the shape of the bowl/s. Bowls can be with or without a tap hole, front apron or waste disposal barrel. Other options include; the distance between bowls, depth and width of basins and height of design.
“We can now offer architects and specifiers the benefit of enormous choice, “says Victoria Himsworth, Product Marketing Manager. “Miranit is a tried and tested material for commercial applications. Our new Bespoke product range extends the design possibilities and is especially valuable in environments that can be very hard wearing.”
For further information about the Miranit product line-up from Franke Washroom Systems, please request a product guide, price list or individual brochure from ws-marketing.gb@franke.com. Follow on Twitter @FrankeSissons.
