Devices for controlling entry to loos provide maximum flow capacity

A pristine toilet block in Audlem has taken a top gong at the annual Loo Awards. The public toilets in Cheshire Street were in fact rescued and refurbished by its parish council. Parish councillors took the WCs off Cheshire East Council’s hands during the authority’s transfer of assets. Parish Plan chairman Bob Cartwright remarked of the gold award: “The toilets reopening in Audlem were against a background of public toilets being closed all over the country as councils sought to reduce costs.”

As well as being leading providers of clocking recording and monitoring systems, Time and Attendance North West can install turnstiles fit to win any award, and the devices are ideal for controlling entry to loos. They enable both parish councils and private companies to provide WCs to a gold medal standard while saving costs because they generate much-needed revenue. Perfect for high volumes of traffic, Time & Attendance North West’s tripod-style turnstiles provide maximum flow capacity, while causing minimal disruption.