14 May 2020 | PlantPlan

Tecscreen launch new ranges of desk dividers and sanitiser dispensers

Launched under the TECSCREEN brand, Plant Plan Ltd have successfully brought their new range of desk dividers and freestanding hand sanitiser dispensers to the market.

Developed in response to needs identified in a wide range of markets for products that will enable teams to work together, allow universities and colleges to reopen, and help create a safer customer experience for hotel and restaurant visitors the TECSCREEN products are high quality and available on short lead times.

The TECSCREEN range of high quality desk dividers, or “sneeze screens” have been developed by our team, and are manufactured here in the UK. Made from toughened glass for maximum strength, practicality, and hygiene they are available in sizes to fit desks all the way from 1.0m wide up to 1.6m wide. In addition, side panels can be fitted to allow banks of desks to be utilised to their full potential. Head of Product Development, Peter Fear says that “TECSCREEN is superior to other desk dividing systems in that it is designed for the long-haul. Rather than creating a low-budget, flimsy plastic or cardboard option we have put together a modular system that can be used in a wide range of environments and that looks like it should be there!”

Additionally, 3 new floor-standing, foot pedal operated hand sanitiser dispensers have been launched. Designed to minimise infection transmission by removing the need for staff and visitors to touch them with their hands the Emperor, York, and Ilona hand gel dispensers are robust, commercial-grade options. By not using wall-mounted units and having a manual pump system it is possible to position all these dispensers exactly where you need them. This makes them perfect for busy reception spaces, restaurants, hotel lobbies, and surgeries.

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