Problem – Simply Cleaner

Cleaner, more hygienic toilets

Improved customer experience

Reduced cleaning and consumable costs

This concept will be the global norm within 5 years

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Cleaner, more hygienic toilets

Improved customer experience

Reduced cleaning and consumable costs

This concept will be the global norm within 5 years

find out more

The Problem

44 Starbucks, Costa Coffee, Brewers Fayre, Giraffe managers think its a great concept, which addresses a constant issue.

“…even though we check every 15 to 30 minutes, if a customer sees a dirty toilet it is our fault.”

“Your product would be a great help, more hygienic, better for customers and the company image.”

“It is a problem we see all the time and get quite a few complaints about it.”

“Great idea, why has no one thought of it before? Dirty seats are unpleasant for everyone and occur quite often.”

Approximately 30% of men get stage fright and wishing to avoid using the urinals, use the WC instead. Similarly, some women hover above the seat creating a splashing effect.

This make for an unpleasant experience for subsequent users and a cleaning issue for the business, as the problem is only addressed after the event it does not tackle the root cause.

Transport

The top three concerns of rail passengers are cost of fares, punctuality and the cleanliness of on board toilets.

Dissatisfaction with on-train toilets tops the poll at 41% compared to 33% for value for money fares. (2014 National Rail Passenger Survey)

The UKs 40 busiest airports had nearly 224 million passenger visits in 2012.

The UKs 30 busiest rail stations had nearly 855 million passenger visits in 2013.

Transport

The top three concerns of rail passengers are cost of fares, punctuality and the cleanliness of on board toilets.

Dissatisfaction with on-train toilets tops the poll at 41% compared to 33% for value for money fares. (2014 National Rail Passenger Survey)

The UKs 40 busiest airports had nearly 224 million passenger visits in 2012.

The UKs 30 busiest rail stations had nearly 855 million passenger visits in 2013.

Leisure

The Merlin Group, which owns all of the major amusement parks in the UK, had nearly 11 Million visitors last year.

There are 126 football and entertainment stadiums in the UK. Ranging in size from the 90,000 seater, Wembley stadium with 2,618 toilets, to the 3,600 seater Alfreton Town stadium.

Leisure

The Merlin Group, which owns all of the major amusement parks in the UK, had nearly 11 Million visitors last year.

There are 126 football and entertainment stadiums in the UK. Ranging in size from the 90,000 seater, Wembley stadium with 2,618 toilets, to the 3,600 seater Alfreton Town stadium.

Hospitality

There are approximately 50,000 pubs and restaurants in the UK.

There are around 15,000 coffee shops in the UK; business of this type tend not to use urinals and instead have unisex WCs.

Starbucks has 23,305 stores in 65 countries.

Last year more than 1.1 billion customer visited a Westfield Group shopping centre

Yum Brands is the world’s largest fast food restaurant company with more than 39,000 restaurants including; Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Taco Bell

Hospitality

There are approximately 50,000 pubs and restaurants in the UK.

There are around 15,000 coffee shops in the UK; business of this type tend not to use urinals and instead have unisex WCs.

Starbucks has 23,305 stores in 65 countries.

Last year more than 1.1 billion customer visited a Westfield Group shopping centre

Yum Brands is the world’s largest fast food restaurant company with more than 39,000 restaurants including; Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken and Taco Bell

Facilities Management

Facilities Management is highly competitive and involves deals which can tie the provider in for a number of years and in some cases are valued in the millions.

Increasingly, these contacts are won and lost not on price, but on the value add that can be clearly demonstrated.

Innovative products like ours offer the type of value add that can mean the difference between winning and losing one of these contracts.

Facilities Management

Facilities Management is highly competitive and involves deals which can tie the provider in for a number of years and in some cases are valued in the millions.

Increasingly, these contacts are won and lost not on price, but on the value add that can be clearly demonstrated.

Innovative products like ours offer the type of value add that can mean the difference between winning and losing one of these contracts.

The Solution

Flipupseat is a toilet seat which is sprung upright in the 90^o position, so that they do not get urinated upon.

If a person wants to use it, they push it down and sit on it, once finished the seat returns to the upright position.

Cleaner, more hygienic toilets.

Improves customer experience and satisfaction

Reduced cleaning and consumables costs.

Costs comparable to existing seats.

Once our seats operational benefits are understood, their adoption becomes simple.

This concept will be the global norm within 5 years.