Our range of hand sanitiser stations, single and twin-user hand washing facilities and accessories are for outdoor and indoor use outside supermarkets; on construction sites; at business premises and shops; factories; fuel stations; golf and sports clubs; farmyards; markets; community centres; crèches; schools and many other locations and applications.
Whilst we have provided sinks, dispensers and hand sanitising fluids for many years,
we added new products to the range in response to Covid-19 crisis.
Single sink units like our HSE, Neptune and Obbe units are typically used inside plastic, mains-free portable toilets, but they are also used elsewhere as extra hand washing solutions. They simply need to be fastened back against a wall or partition for stability. The HSE and Neptune sinks feature a forearm-sized bowl compliant with the HSE bowl size requirements for a construction site. The Obbe bowl is smaller and is suitable for event toilets. The Helios sink also features a urinal, which is "flushed" by grey water from the sink. It's a superb way to reduce and "soiling" of the toilet seat area in shared toilets.
Whereas they would normally be primed and refilled by a toilet rental company in their “usual” portable toilet environment, alternative solutions are easily arranged.
These small sinks are not connected to a mains water feed: fresh water is filled into the pedestal before the sink can be used. Pressing the hygienic, floor-mounted pump with your foot dispenses 85ml of water through the tap and into the sink bowl.
The grey, soapy water drains away via an external pipe and, under normal circumstances, this grey water is channelled into the portable toilet tank.
However, alternative solutions to capture the grey water may be possible, including a water canister or a simple bucket. Once the fresh water supply is exhausted, the sink will need to be replenished with fresh water.
The pipework and fresh water tanks inside the sink pedestals can be sanitised by using a suitable water steriliser, also available from Plastic Solutions.
Twin-user washstation sink units like our Hera 2 and Hera 3 units are free-standing, standalone sinks designed for use by two people at any one time. With no connection to mains water, they feature inbuilt clean and grey water tanks.
These sinks have a wide footprint and can be positioned in a variety of “off-grid” locations, so that users can wash their hands whenever and wherever the need arises. Inside the main outer body of the sink we house two tanks, one for fresh water, one for grey water.
Fresh water is filled into the first of these tanks and, as users wash their hands by pressing either of the floor mounted pumps with their foot, 85ml of fresh water is dispensed through the tap and into the bowl. The soapy water is channelled into the second "grey water" tank within the sink body.
There are 100 litres of fresh water capacity in the HERA 3 and 75 litres in the HERA 2. For a nominal upgrade cost, dispensers can be added to the HERA 2 and HERA 3 units. Whereas these large wash stations would normally be primed and refilled by a portable toilet rental company in their “usual” portable toilet environment, alternative solutions are easily arranged. Other options may be available including using an electric submersible pump or a petrol-powered water pump to pump in fresh and /or pump out waste water.
The pipework and fresh water tanks inside these sinks can be sanitised by using a suitable water steriliser, also available from Plastic Solutions.
The foot-operated Hand Sanitising Station allows you to provide a sanitising station exactly where you want it. Its 7½ litre reservoir will not need regular filling and the foot pump means you don't have to touch anything by hand. Covid taught us to understand that viruses are spread when touching something many other people have handled. 70% anti-bacterial liquid is preferred..
The PED Washstation is a portable, plug and play washstation unit specifically designed for outdoor or indoor use on construction sites; commercial premises; factories; fuel stations; golf and sports clubs; farmyards; markets; community centres; creches; schools and many other locations and applications.
It uses mains water and is available in four main versions. You will need mains water and you can specify it as a hot or cold wash unit: if you can’t site it next to a suitable drain, you can specify it to include a pump so that the grey water is pumped away through suitable pipework. It includes an elbow-operated tap and soap and paper towel dispensers.
The hot wash version includes a 10L 2000W water heater c/w 6 bar pressure safety valve and an adjustable thermostatic valve for differing water temperatures. As ever when mixing water and electricity, this unit should be commissioned by a registered electrician.
The PED Washstation is the perfect solution to encourage your staff, family, team members, customers or clients to wash their hands - indoors or outdoors.