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 | | HOW DO YOUR SANITARY INSTALLATIONS MEASURE UP? | | | BSI | | 05/10/2006 | | |
Where first and lasting impressions of levels of customer care can be made, public toilets act as the 'shop window' for any organization. Yet in recent years, significant numbers of public toilets have been closed down as a result of poor and less than sanitary provisions.
The public is placed at risk if sanitary installations do not even meet the basic requirements for health and hygiene.
If you are responsible for designing buildings and allocating sanitary facilities or selecting, installing or maintaining sanitary facilities, be active in the pursuit of excellence in all areas of public toilet provision and management with two new standards from BSI Business Information.
NEWLY REVISED
BS 6465-1:2006 Sanitary installations. Code of practice for the design of sanitary facilities and scales of provision of sanitary and associated appliances
This part of BS 6465 gives recommendations on the design of sanitary facilities and the recommended scale of provision of sanitary and associated appliances in new buildings and those undergoing major refurbishment.
It applies to private dwellings, residential and nursing homes for older people, workplaces, shops and shopping malls, petrol stations, schools, theatres, cinemas, exhibition centres, libraries, museums, hotels, restaurants, licensed pubs, nightclubs, sports facilities, public toilets and temporary toilets.
BS 6465-1:2006 together with BS 6465-3:2006 supersede BS 6465-1:1994, which is withdrawn.
Price £106*, £53 BSI Subscribing Members
Please note as of 1 April 2006, these prices will increase to £112* and £56 respectively.
COMING SOON
BS 6465-3:2006 Sanitary Installations. Code of -practice for the selection, installation and maintenance of sanitary and associated appliances
This part of BS 6465 gives recommendations on the selection, installation and maintenance of the most commonly used sanitary and associated appliances to be provided in new and refurbished buildings. Dealing with hygiene, selection, installation and maintenance, including cleaning and general maintenance of all sanitary installation units including electrical items, this part also covers portable toilets used as supplementary sanitary facilities, for workplaces and events.
Price £106*, £53 BSI Subscribing Members
Please note as of 1 April 2006, these prices will increase to £112* and £56 respectively.
SAVE OVER 20%
Buy both BS 6465-1:2006 and BS 6465-3:2006 together and save over 20% on the individual selling prices BSI order ref KIT 189
Price £170*, £85 BSI Subscribing Members
Please note that if you order this product it will not be despatched until Part 3 is available, which is due in June 2006. If ordered after 31St March 2006 the price may increase.
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