A few weeks ago, we heard a surge of enquiries from primary schools about our drinking water fountains. The first query was from a school in Lincoln who want to be in a position to supply drinking water for all students in every schoolroom. The Victorian primary school was waiting to supplant aged sinks in each room with a simple wall mounted fountain sink. This simple unit has smallish measurements and simply has a bubbler for children to drink from. With wall mounted sinks the drinking water comes right from the mains supply, is excreted through a water filter if essential and comes out of the bubbler when a plain knob is pushed. The basicshape of wall mounted sink is without a chilling unit and so the water energes from the bubbler at mains water temperature. The second query was for an outdoor freestanding water fountain for the centre of a childrens play area. There are a lot of fountains built in the UK that are fit for advanced usage outward environs. We managed to root out three particular fountains that fitted the remitand also one that has been specially produced for a primary school where the drinking area is at 800mm rather than the 1 metre suited to old people.

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