BRITA brings German Engineering to Commercial Spaces
BRITA has launched its range of commercial-grade water dispensers to the Australian market, addressing the growing demand for high-quality, sustainable hydration solutions in commercial settings. From offices and hotels to healthcare settings and public spaces, the new dispensers are built for high-traffic, busy environments with high water demands and are available in flexible installation options to accommodate a wide range of architectural needs.
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The BRITA Extra-C Tap is smart and stylish, featuring a stainless-steel design with an intuitive glass Easy Access Panel for hygienic, barrier-free operation. Excellent tasting water is ensured through proven BRITA filtration ThermalGate technologies make it a safe solution for any industry including hygiene sensitive environments.
The BRITA Top Pro is a purpose-built hydration station for office and healthcare environments offering outstanding hygiene protection backed by over 20 years’ experience in the international healthcare sector.
“With Australian employees spending an average of eight hours a day at work and workplace wellbeing increasingly viewed as a key measure of business success, the concept of neuroarchitecture is gaining traction. Modern office setups are leveraging smart design to enhance the comfort and practicality of spaces as well as safeguard our health,” BRITA ANZ managing director Peter Harley says.
“Like the widely addressed positive health impacts of air filtration, adaptable workstations, biophilia and natural light, hydration is a critical pillar of wellbeing, and the built environment needs to prioritise access to hygienic, high quality water solutions within it.”
The dispensers are designed with convenience and functionality at the core, with configurations including countertop water dispensers, floor-standing plumbed-in water coolers and tap systems to fit seamlessly into multiple commercial environments and architectural designs.
In addition to kitchen spaces, high traffic hallways and entrances, the solution is also ideal for promoting ‘water cooler’ moments in common areas purpose-built for office socialising, enabling positive employee relations and mental and physical breaks.
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