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As facilities managers in businesses across the country search for ways to reduce coronavirus risks in the workplace, T Group Commercial Ltd (TGC) has launched to deliver affordable contactless entry systems and sensor-operated equipment for toilet facilities and washrooms, eliminating the need to physically touch shared surfaces.
Auto door sensors, sensor door locks, contactless soap dispensers and infrared flush valves and taps are available individually or as part of a complete washroom conversion, with full design, supply and fitting available. Conversions can be completed either by TGC’s experienced installation teams or in conjunction with a client’s existing FM contractors.
TGC Commercial also offers contact-free solutions for other areas of buildings including brass or antimicrobial door handles, desk dividers, air purifiers and thermometers.
TGC is the new division of T Group Property (TGP), a developer of luxury bespoke homes in prime locations. Since 1988, TGP has overseen development and new build projects ranging in value from £200,000 to £90 million plus. Now the company has harnessed the 30 years’ experience of its directors and project managers, and the knowledge and expertise of its wider team, to deliver forward-thinking contactless solutions to businesses.
Clients benefit from the services of award-winning interior designers, architects, chartered surveyors, civil engineers and building inspectors. The company has also teamed up with Ellis Whittam, a national firm of Health and Safety consultants, to deliver risk assessments of workspaces and ensure compliance with Government guidelines.
TGC offers a free inspection of washrooms to provide advice on design and delivers a selection of options based on a range of finishes and pricing, whether going contactless on individual pieces of equipment or planning an entire refurbishment. Once a quotation is accepted, a contract of works is scheduled around minimum disruption to the working environment.
“With coronavirus likely to impact businesses and workplace decisions well into the future, contactless sensor technology is a flexible and cost-effective way to invest in safer working environments to take us into a post-COVID world” says TGC Managing Director Michael Tucker.
“A recent study* showed that under a fifth (18 per cent) of respondents believe that returning to their workplace will be safe. Converting a washroom utilising our contactless viral protective measures, signals strong commitment by employers and landlords to protect workers and keep them safe from the spread of Covid-19 and other viruses,” Michael continues.
“We all expect to feel safe, secure and confident at work and that confidence is what TGC expects to help bring back to the workplace.”
More information on TGC’s washroom conversions and contactless solutions can be found at www.tgroupcommercial.com
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