Cleaning Equipment

Helping You Keep Your Workplace Clean and Safe

Looking for professional cleaning equipment that will make your job easier and safer? Look no further! Our range of cleaning trolleys, floor signs, cleaning barriers, and elevator guards are perfect for hotels, schools, offices, and other commercial spaces.

With our cleaning trolleys, you can easily transport all of your cleaning materials and equipment from room to room. And with our floor signs, you can warn people when cleaning is in progress and the floor might be slippery.

Our cleaning barriers are perfect for cordoning off an area when cleaning is in progress, and our elevator guards are ideal for showing when an elevator or escalator is out of service for maintenance. Choose our range of cleaning equipment and make your workplace a safer and more efficient place. Order now!

Get The Job Done Faster and Safer with Our Range of Cleaning Trolleys

Introducing our range of cleaning trolleys – the perfect solution for transporting cleaning materials and equipment in hotels, schools, offices, and other commercial spaces. Designed for professional use, our cleaning trolleys are built to last and can withstand regular use.

With our cleaning trolleys, you can easily transport all of your cleaning materials and equipment from room to room, saving time and effort. And with their durable construction and easy-to-use design, our cleaning trolleys are a must-have for any cleaning team or janitorial staff.

Choose our range of cleaning trolleys and make your cleaning tasks easier and more efficient. Order now and experience the benefits of professional-grade cleaning equipment. Don't settle for less – choose the best and clean smarter, not harder.

What Are Some Common Uses for Cleaning Equipment?

Common uses for cleaning equipment in our range include transporting cleaning materials and equipment with cleaning trolleys, warning people when cleaning is in progress with floor signs, cordoning off an area when cleaning is in progress with cleaning barriers, and showing when an elevator or escalator is out of service for maintenance with elevator guards. These products are often used in hotels, schools, offices, and other commercial spaces by cleaning teams and janitorial staff.

What Are the Different Types of Cleaning Equipment?

Our range includes cleaning trolleys, floor signs, cleaning barriers, and elevator guards.

• Cleaning trolleys are used to transport cleaning materials and equipment.
• Floor signs are used to warn people when cleaning is in progress and the floor might be slippery.
• Cleaning barriers are used to cordon off an area when cleaning is in progress.
• Elevator guards are used to show when an elevator or escalator is out of service for maintenance.

These products are designed for use in professional settings and are typically used by cleaning teams and janitorial staff.

What Are the Key Features to Consider When Choosing Cleaning Equipment?

When choosing cleaning equipment from our range, some key features to consider include the size and capacity of the equipment, its durability and reliability, and its ease of use. You may also want to consider the specific needs of your workplace and the types of cleaning tasks that the equipment will be used for.

• The size and capacity of the equipment will determine how much cleaning material and equipment it can hold and transport, so it's important to choose equipment that is suitable for your needs.
• The durability and reliability of the equipment is important because cleaning equipment is often used frequently and in demanding environments. Choose equipment that is built to last and can withstand regular use.
• The ease of use of the equipment is also important, as cleaning teams and janitorial staff may need to use the equipment quickly and efficiently. Choose equipment that is easy to operate and maintain.

By considering these key features, you can choose cleaning equipment that is well-suited to your workplace and your cleaning tasks.

What Safety Considerations Should Be Taken into Account When Using Cleaning Equipment?

When using cleaning equipment from our range, some safety considerations to take into account include:

• Transporting cleaning materials and equipment with cleaning trolleys: Make sure the trolley is not overloaded, and keep the load balanced to avoid tipping or falling. Use the trolley handles to push and steer the trolley, and avoid pushing or pulling it from the side.
• Using floor signs to warn people when cleaning is in progress: Place the signs in a highly visible location, and make sure they are clearly visible to people approaching the area. Remove the signs when cleaning is complete, and store them in a safe and accessible place.
• Using cleaning barriers to cordon off an area when cleaning is in progress: Position the barriers in a way that blocks access to the area, but allows cleaning staff to move freely. Make sure the barriers are secure and stable, and do not place them in a location where they could cause a tripping hazard.
• Using elevator guards to show when an elevator or escalator is out of service: Place the guards in front of the elevator or escalator, and make sure they are clearly visible to people approaching the area. Remove the guards when maintenance is complete, and store them in a safe and accessible place.

By following these safety considerations, you can use cleaning equipment from our range safely and effectively.

Are There Any UK or European Industry Standards or Regulations That Apply to Cleaning Equipment?

In the UK, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) is responsible for enforcing health and safety regulations in the workplace, including regulations related to cleaning equipment.

The HSE's Regulations for the Provision and Use of Work Equipment (PUWER) require that work equipment is suitable for the intended use, safe to use, properly maintained, and only used by trained and competent persons. The HSE also has guidance on the safe use of cleaning equipment, including guidance on choosing, using, and maintaining cleaning trolleys, floor signs, cleaning barriers, and elevator guards.

In Europe, the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) is responsible for developing and publishing European Standards (ENs) for a wide range of products and services, including cleaning equipment. These standards provide technical specifications and test methods for cleaning equipment, and are intended to ensure that the equipment is safe and fit for its intended use.

It's always a good idea to check with the relevant authorities and industry associations to determine if there are any standards or regulations that apply to the cleaning equipment you are using or planning to purchase. This will help you ensure that the equipment is safe and compliant with the applicable regulations.