Washroom cubicles have been getting greener recently. Fortunately, this does not involve people installing green washroom cubicles or green bathroom suites (as that is so four decades ago). In fact, the humble shower cubicles are on the rise as more and more people choose to go for the more environmentally friendly option.
Not only does installing shower cubicles mean that more water is saved, it also helps save the amount of energy used to heat the water. Additionally, in the current economic climate, any way in which consumers can save money and cut down on costs is always going to be a bonus.
Shower cubicles are also becoming more popular in shared changing room and sports washroom cubicles. By installing a shower, there is less chance of water being splashed over the floor and when a number of people are in the same space at the same time, potential slips and trips is always going to be a big risk. By reducing the risk of spillages, the risk of somebody falling over is reduced. This may be very welcome peace of mind if you are an employer and want to keep the staff changing facilities safe for everyone who uses them.
Space may also be an issue when choosing shower facilities. By taking up less space than other conventional washing facilities, they can be fitted into almost any type of room. In the same way, costs may also be kept to a minimum as they can be installed quickly and efficiently usually without the need for huge internal changes to walls or room layout for example.
If time is going to be of the essence during a PE lesson at school or before work in the morning, having washing facilities such as showers may well cut down on any time that may be wasted by using other washing facilities. It is also more hygienic as it can clean the hair and body in a matter of a few minutes.