For over 20 years, the education sector has accounted for a significant number of our completed toilet refurbishment projects.

As one of the UK’s leading suppliers and installers of School and University toilets and changing rooms, we can offer universities and their contractors with a guide-through to a typical university toilet refurbishment specification. We can also tailor this specification to meet your individual needs.

Although washrooms in a university can be the smallest room on campus, they can have one of the biggest impacts on student health, education and happiness.

Signs of vandalism, no hot or warm water, poor maintenance and limited accessibility for disabled users are all contributing factors that can affect the health and wellbeing of students.

Our expert staff will take a closer look at the various elements that may need to be considered when carrying out a university washroom project, such as;

• Budget
• Types of User
• Aesthetics
• Durability
• ‘Downtime’ Duration

From our offices located in Dorset and London, our coverage extends throughout the South of the UK and we’re more than confident we’re able to help you! Get in touch today.

Renovations to university washrooms usually take place during holidays and half-term breaks. However, with strategic planning and management, major washroom refurbishments can be carried out during term time without disruption to the day-to-day functioning of your school.

Halls of residence are an area of priority when it comes to washroom maintenance and refurbishment. Durability is of extreme importance as this is a high traffic environment. We look to supply baths, showers, taps and toilets that are of a domestic nature, easy to replace and always opt for standard sizes. This makes replacement and maintenance much easier further down the line.

More recently, we have seen the interest in unisex washrooms steadily increasing and we have helped to deliver several progressive and forward-thinking gender neutral washrooms. An open communal hand washing area is typically flanked by full height cubicles which deliver ultimate privacy for users as the cubicles become self-contained spaces.

Although met with some trepidation, the benefits of unisex washrooms often outweigh the negatives and can actually be more advantageous on many levels. Completely inclusive, easy to monitor, clean and maintain are just a few of the benefits of installing unisex toilets on campus.

It is also vital that toilet facilities are accessible to all people, including wheelchair users. Lan Services specialises in the design, project management, and refurbishment of disabled washrooms, disabled toilets and disabled showering facilities with full compliance to Doc M of the building regulations. This can include the provision of ambulant disabled facilities within single-sex washrooms.

From grab rails and outward opening doors to ambulant disabled toilets and taps designed for users with arthritis and impaired mobility, the team at Lan Services has a depth of knowledge and experience with disabled washrooms in all sectors.