Primary school washroom refurb with child friendly designs

Overview:

This case study explores the transformative refurbishment undertaken by Focus Washrooms at Sir John Heron Primary School. The project spotlighted the installation of the Trovex Junior Cubicle System and Trovex Smarttrough, enhancing the functionality and aesthetics of the school washrooms. The design promoted hygiene and imagination through engaging and durable elements suitable for young learners.

Background:

The need for a washroom renovation at Sir John Heron Primary School arose from the desire to create a space that was not only child-friendly but also robust enough to endure the daily demands of an active school environment. The school aimed to instil good hygiene practices in students while providing a space that stimulates imagination.

Challenge:

The primary challenge was to design a washroom that could withstand the high traffic of a school environment while fostering an atmosphere that encourages children to engage in proper hygiene practices. Additionally, the washroom had to be inviting and captivating to young minds, promoting a positive and educational experience.

Solution:

Focus Washrooms addressed these challenges by installing the Trovex Junior Cubicle System, known for its durability and child-centric designs. The Trovex cubicles were selected for their robust construction, and the Trovex Smarttrough was incorporated to facilitate effective handwashing among pupils. A cool mirror was strategically added to enhance the thematic experience, reflecting the underwater motif and elevating the washroom's ambiance.

Implementation:

The refurbishment was carried out with minimal disruption to the school's daily activities. Focus Washrooms' team worked closely with the school administration to ensure the design met both the functional needs and the aesthetic vision.

Results:

Post-refurbishment, the washroom has become a vibrant space that excites and engages students.