Dedicated to anyone who shares a space
We Do all in our power to ensure that every person who enters your premises leave as healthy as they arrived
We know that a well ventilated room plays a key role in circulating airs and helping to reduce the spread of bacteria and viruses like Covid-19. Sadly its not always possible to have windows and door open due to many factors like the weather, safety, noise and the building itself.
The average person inhales 10,800 litres of indoor air every day, with many of us spending 90% of our time inside and nine hours per day in shared environments which can be up to five times more polluted than the air outside.
Poor air quality in shared spaces can lead to the spread of harmful bacteria and viruses and standard cleaning and disinfection methods are not enough.
Offices
Improve indoor air quality with air purifiers which remove 99.97% of harmful germs, allergens and particulates from the air. Save money through long term self-disinfecting antimicrobial surface coatings that eradicate the need for additional cleaning regimes.
Education
There is a higher chance of students and staff getting sick from an airborne pathogen, usually caused by the infected person sneezing, coughing or simply breathing and it is inevitable that with student life that the same surfaces will frequently be touched.Â
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Retail
Retail stores and shops are prone to becoming crowded allowing germs to spread easily in close quarters.
Hospitality
Within the hotel and hospitality sectors, cleanliness and comfort is crucial to deliver the right impression to guests and employees.
Events
Sporting events, festivals and concerts will always see large numbers of people be in a close proximity to each other.
Healthcare
Nursing homes, GP surgeries, dental practices and clinics are settings where customers and clients will typically meet in confined spaces. Hygiene and ventilation is key.
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