School Toilet Refurbishment & Design
School toilet refurbishment and design is a key part of our business and expertise. The education sector accounts for a significant number of our completed toilet refurbishment projects, which include Nursery Toilets, School Toilets, and washrooms used by older children.
“School toilets are vital. They might be the smallest rooms in the school but they can have one of the biggest impacts on pupil health, education and happiness.”
And at first glance, this statement may seem very obvious to an education professional.
However in a recent survey conducted by BOG Standard, it was revealed that 55% of secondary school toilets showed signs of vandalism, almost 6 in 10 schools did not have any disabled toilets, 23% did not have hot or warm water, and 43% of school toilets were described as smelly.
Lan Services specialise in the design, project management, and complete refurbishment of toilet areas, changing rooms, and shower facilities for schools and other education facilities.
In school buildings, these areas are often subject to frequent use and high abuse. As such we are confident of the vandal resistant expertise we are able to provide. We are uniquely placed to advise on the most appropriate washroom products suitable for schools.
We will undertake the full “turn-key” school toilet refurbishment inclusive of room design and CAD layout. Quotes include the removal of the existing materials, and installation of school toilet cubicles, floors, walls, ceilings, sanitaryware, plumbing, and electrical fittings such as hand dryers.
Our team will work closely with you to ensure you are able to make the most of your budget. We aim to achieve a clean, fresh, washroom design.
As veterans of school washroom refurbishments, we have a number of standard school toilet refurbishment specifications to suit the individual school’s budget. For more specialist needs we are happy to create a bespoke washroom specification.
Agreeing on the final specification forms part of our washroom design approach. The total costs are presented and agreed before work starts so as to avoid hidden extras.
