A beautiful set of barriers for the new Public Toilets in Mansfield.  These were made to measure for the relatively tight but very busy space at the entrance to the toilets.

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We have been working steadily through the toilets on the Isle of Man, and this is the latest on the seafront.  The toilet installations followed a counting process by the Authority to establish exactly how many people were using the toilet - both during the TT and in the quieter times.

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This is an example of our new toilet range of semi automatics.  They are manufactured in Hereford by our new partners, and produced to face the trials and tribulations of the public facing toilet.

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Not the greatest photo, but the refurbishment of this unit in Lutterworth has been well received by the local population.  The previous toilet had become a no go zone for the majority of the local population.  With increasing demands on Towns to improves their centres in order to keep the customers, the new facilities were a welcome relief to shop owners and shoppers alike.

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As part of their ongoing commitment to public toilets, this toilet has been installed into Eynsham, just below the Prime Minister's constituency of Witney.  It is a single Semi Automatic, built into a Car Park on the edge of the main street.

Nottingham City Council are following the trend of Glasgow and replacing their expensive manned toilets with self cleaning automatics.  We don't think that they, or indeed we, claim that the APC is as good a solution as a fully staffed manned toilet, but its next best, 25% of the cost, and will guarantee a clean and safe facility for those that need it.

This toilet is located near the bridge across to the three main sports venues in Nottingham, (County, Forest and Trent Bridge), and replaces a traditional style toilet.   The location is very busy, and the single cubicle will struggle at times, but the old toilet was being badly abused by anti social behavior.

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This was the third Wessex APC to be installed into the London Borough of Crawley, and finishes the program of regeneration for the time being.  Crawley had identified three town centres which needed major works to bring the area up to reasonable standards.  In each area, this invloved new shelters, car parks and of course...Public Toilets.

The two Wessex toilets were installed together on a temporary (originally two years) basis.  This was to provide toilets during a major building project around Deptford High Street.   Lewisham Council arranged for a two year lease, with the concept that Healthmatic simply remove them at the end of the term. 

A new toilet for the North Coast of Wales.  The tiles do not show that well in a photo, but they look fabulous, and the client, Flintshire Council is delighted.  The doors were manufactured by a new sub contractor for us, and are also a great step forward.  Recessed closure systems and five hinges; we hope they will prove very effective against attempted vandalism.

With an exterior designed by our Italian partners, and an interior honed from 25 years experience in  providing clean and safe toilets, the all new 2010 range will provide our clients with an exciting and smart alternative to our 2000 and traditional Wessex range's. 

This toilet has a toughened class canopy (offering some natural light into the toilet)  and incorporates all the latest environmental  features one would expect; grey water, solar options, anti - bacteria deep clean.

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At the Tower of London, you no longer have to line the executioner's palms with  silver in order to get quick relief - but you do need 50p for the toilet!

The toilets at Tower Hill are used by 1m people each year, costing the City of London over£100k to clean and maintain.  The new gates manage the access and raise over£1000 each day towards the City's budget.

Please get in touch if you need to cut costs or increase revenue!  Paddle Gates can do both.  Read More.

This dimpled Steel unit in Preston is one of three semi -automatics installed over the Winter.

We need to find a photo which does this toilet justice.  Originally, this was the main underground toilet in Glasgow, with a large water tank and Disabled toilet situated above.  The toilet was something of a landmark on the Glasgow, clad as it was in Iron, smoulted from the original Caladonian Railway.

However the problems down below ( yes - even in Glasgow we have the usual gamet of drugs and cottaging) , meant that something had to be done.  When interviewed on the Street, the majority of shoppers and visitiors NEVER used the toilets as they were too scary.

Healthmatic worked with the planners in Glasgow to engineer a solution, and here we installed a new building, and used a combination of original cladding and newly moulded panels to recreate the splendour.  Though we say it ourselves -  this is a toilet to be proud of, and we must stress how helpful Glasgow City officers have been in this difficult process, in particular, Robert Davidson and Julia Greer.

This is one of several  new APC's installed into Islington over the last year.  They have also installed a Urilift outside Fabric, Britain's biggest niteclub.

This is the first Glass unit to be installed into Glasgow, and will eventually form one of six sites.  It was built along the same lines as the Warsaw toilet below, using a concrete shell, and then a cladding system. 

This Black Granite toilet has been installed into Warsaw as part of a City Wide effort by the Council.  The roof line aims to providing as much natural light into the cubicle as possible 

Galway have installed our APC's within an oxidised Copper shell.  The actual toilet pods themselves are over five years old, and were encased within our modular 'Wessex' shell.  As part of the upgrade of Eyre Square, the Council decided to fit them within the single encasement.

Planners were concerned that this new toilet for Albert Park in Reading would blend into the  background.  They specified a 'Green Screen' for the face and side of the toilet.  Having started off fairly cynical about this green gesture, most of our staff have come round to the 'ivy' which certainly creates a feature.

This 2000 APC was installed into Wesley Square in Newcastle.  It is right on the edge of the Tyne and has a very high footfall both day and night.

The toilet is part of a program of installation across Newcastle, with further units being considered for the future.