An Lesson in Drinking Water Fountains

June 16th, 2009 admin

Of Late, we heard a rush of enquiries from primary schools with regards to our drinking water fountains. The first question was from a school in Lincoln who are looking to be in a position to provide drinking water for all pupils in each classroom. The Victorian primary school was looking to substitute worn sinks in each room with a classy wall mounted fountain sink. This simple unit has little dimensions and merely has a bubbler for children to drink from. With wall mounted sinks the drinking water comes directly from the mains supply, is drained through a water filter if expected and emerges out of the bubbler when a small button is pressed. The basic form of wall mounted sink has no chilling unit and thence the water comes out of the bubbler at mains water temperature.The second enquiry was for an outdoor freestanding water fountain for the middle of a childrens leisure area. There are many fountains developed in the UK that are suited to big usage outward surroundings. We managed to source three particular fountains that fitted the remit as well as one that has been specifically evolved for a primary school. At Drinking Water Fountains, we volunteer a whole specturm of drinking water solutions for schools, libraries and other public buildings.

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