11 April 2014 | Cubicle Centre

The Ultimate Product Test

Cubicle Centre recently put their Compact Grade Laminate (CGL) cubicle panels to the ultimate test. Suitable for wet areas and vandal resistant; they kick, scratch, graffiti and even hammer to show how durable CGL really is.

Several Cubicle Centre products can be specified with CGL including the Cairngorm anti-vandal cubicle system. Cairngorm is suitable for wet environments where hygiene is important, such as hospitals, sports and leisure centres.

This range is also popular in high-traffic locations prone to vandalism such as schools, camping sites, railway stations, and motorway services. Cairngorm can be installed as a shower or toilet cubicles.

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02/8/2021 - The life church, Bradford The Life Church, in Bradford when refurbishing their toilet facilities chose Cubicle Centre as their preferred supplier for improving and upgrading their facilities for their large congregation and for visiting delegates to their ample conference facilities.

18/10/2018 - Specifying a washroom doesn’t have to be frustrating and time-consuming when it can be instantaneous. Usually, you have to research the product. If you discover a specification, you get a mass of general information. Then you must unravel, edit and format the details to get the specification you need. This takes time, effort and can be a frustrating process.