Fitted Rooms

Rest designed into the building, not placed in it.

POA(Price on application)

How it is bought

Commission

Designed to the space
Single or multi-berth
Survey included

For spaces being designed or refitted

Shopping centres, terminals, teaching hospitals and civic buildings. If a room is being built anyway, building rest into it costs less than adding it later and looks like it was always meant to be there.

When a client wants rest designed into the floorplan, we build it in. Panels, finishes and layout are matched to the room they sit in, so the result reads as architecture rather than equipment. Most often specified as mother-and-baby rooms.

Inside the pod

What it does

Matched to the room

Our team works from your drawings, so panelling, colour and light line up with what is already there.

Multi-berth layouts

Banks of berths arranged for the traffic a space actually gets, rather than a fixed module repeated.

Mother-and-baby rooms

The most common brief: a private room to feed and change a child, with a berth to rest in afterwards.

Wired in

Connected to the building supply and ventilation, so there is no trailing lead and no separate service visit.

Surveyed first

A structural survey before anything is quoted, covering access, loading, power and ventilation.

Maintained under contract

Servicing scheduled around how the building runs, rather than a fixed calendar that ignores your quiet periods.

Specifications

Footprint: Designed to the space
Occupancy: Single or multi-berth
Finishes: Matched to your interior
Power: Wired into the building supply
Lead time: Quoted per project
Survey: Included before quotation

Cleaning and safety

Filters to hospital specification, and a UV-C cycle that runs between stays rather than at the end of a shift. The pod knows when it is empty, which is what makes that possible.

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