Cleaning in an efficient and professional way in narrow spaces
Nowadays space is increasingly a scarce and expensive resource, especially in large metropolises, and fewer and fewer structures are willing to use the premises for cleaning and storage of equipment. This trend is present in all sectors, hotels, restaurants, offices, homes and healthcare.
Even the environments that need to be disinfected are narrower and full of furniture that create obstacles while cleaning, not to mention corridors and passages.
In all these contexts, you need professional equipment allowing a qualified and quick cleaning, studied to easily move and take up as little space as possible.
Practical advice on how to clean in narrow and congested areas
Environments such as shopping centres, offices, hotels are characterized by the coexistence of large and empty spaces and space constrained and full of furniture.
The innovative hooking system designed from TTS allows having large trolleys in order to clean large areas and using an independent module in order to have everything you need at hand for a punctual cleaning of any room, shop or office.
With a simple click, it is possible to disconnect your Magic trolley in order to obtain a mobile compact workplace to go easily inside and move in smallest and congested areas, avoiding going back often to the trolley, that remains outside the room.
Practical advice on how to optimize narrow spaces to store equipment (and not only)
For narrow spaces where double-bucket-cleaning is the best solution, as coffee shop, café, fast food, TTS has developed the compact cleaners trolley with great features.
Nickita stands out for its lightness and ergonomics: these features make it flexible, easy to use and handy even in small areas. The convenient accessories and hooks make it a small complete cleaning workplace.
Moreover, the practical stackable frame allows stocking more than one trolley in one single storage closet, space saving. Stacking also has environmental benefits by reducing the impact of transport.