Washrooms and Toilets

It is important that toilets and washrooms in the education sectors can be kept clean and hygienic. It is a government requirement and part of the Building Schools for the Future programme.

Cubicles

There are a number of considerations when planning toilet cubicles to ensure that they meet the needs of the staff and students that are using them.
Washrooms should be accessible for all and there are requirements set out by the Education Regulations 1999 that must be met. For Safeguarding reasons it is also crucial that washrooms are safe and secure.

Consideration should be given to acoustics and ventilation to ensure privacy. There is also a move towards having unisex toilets alongside provision for Male, Female as well as accessible provision. We also understand that keeping your toilet blocks as vandal – proof as possible is also something that is important to you. We can supply and fit tamperproof cubicles, lockable duct panels and anti- vandal fittings.
CID Study.Space is happy to advise on and quote for washrooms in the education sector.

Sanitaryware

Depending on the end user there is a wide variety of sanitary ware options that can be installed in your new toilet block.

It is likely that you will have different requirements for different areas of your premises. Handwashing has become a hot issue in recent times and in the education sector you will probably have come to the conclusion that your sinks and handwashing facilities could do with an update and there is a huge array of options in terms of size, height and finish. The range of toilets available is also wide. From wall hung, infant height toilets to urinals and stainless steel toilets CID Study.Space can make recommendations to suit you and your setting.

Flooring

Safety is key with a school washroom floor. Alongside ensuring the floor anti-slip and waterproof we recommend you consider how your flooring is finished to maximise its durability and clean- ability.

It is also worth thinking about contrasting colours for you colleagues and students that might have reduced visibility. Finally light reflective values of your flooring should be considered depending on the light levels and glare within the room we are refurbishing.

Hear from our happy customers

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Hermann MartynMichael Sobel Sinai School
“Just a short note of appreciation in respect of the work carried out by CID in respect of the above project. The IT suite has been brought up to date and the children are most enthusiastic and last week when the student council met with the Governors they particularly commented on how much they were enjoying their new facility. The whole project ran very smoothly during the Summer break, finishing on time, with the quality of workmanship and overall levels of service excellent. On the basis of this experience I would certainly recommend CID Spaces to other schools.”

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Hansa PanchalGrange Primary School
“I would recommend CID Spaces for any restructure or modification works. They helped us manage the conversion of an ICT room to a fabulous new Art room. They were very professional and supportive giving us all the help needed to design and complete the project within timescales as well as obtain the final completion certificate from building control.”

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Lou RaggettShrewsbury House School Trust
“CID Spaces delivered the refurbishment of a new and improved reception area within one of our schools and the team were very easy to work with. From design through to construction they worked within our brief in terms of both budget and timescale, delivering a finish which met our needs in terms of both functionality and style.”

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Kit LuChawton Hill Chartered Surveyors
“CID spaces were helpful with aiding CHA and the school with developing the design proposal for the reception area, keeping within the budget and their build team managed the works on site very well with the school. Their experience with fit out and refurbishment projects were of great assistance to CHA.”