Welcome to Borley Laminates (trading as Willis Systems) Contact us at 029 2079 6518, sales@willissystems.co.uk
A well-designed washroom can improve staff engagement and increase customer satisfaction while creating the right impression. Using quality materials ensures a fantastic finishing touch.
Willis Systems provides a complete range of toilet cubicle and washroom solutions for every type of commercial workplace, reflecting your corporate image and built to your exact specifications and budget.
We offer a varied array of colours and finishes for washroom cubicles, vanity units and wall panels that will enhance any environment.
Willis Systems’ complete solution includes design, manufacture, installation and final inspection. Our knowledgeable team takes great care on each step from start to finish, reducing your costs and saving time through our comprehensive understanding of all processes along the way.
We also work closely with architects to create a complete design of washroom areas for client approval at the earliest possible stage in the development process.
Our team has over 30 years’ experience designing washrooms from functional to aspirational. Our washroom products withstand the test of time, incorporating long life and low maintenance costs.
Let us help you determine the best fit for your project, whether it is a basic building or the most stylish office!
We understand the changing needs of the office environment. Our office washroom designs include shower cubicles, lockers and changing room facilities for the ever-increasing number of employees who choose to walk, run or cycle to work to freshen up before the working day.
Office Buildings
Government Buildings
Conference Centres
Public Spaces
The term “Superloo” has been coined to describe a small room that includes a toilet, hand wash and hand drying facility. We provide a solution that combines all these together with all plumbing and services neatly concealed neatly in the design.
These modern toilets are ideal for many situations including trans gender washrooms.
Private area for transgender individuals
A quiet place for parents to aid children
Contained area decreases chance of spreading germs
Compact layout maximizes usage of space
Contactless taps and soap dispensers to prevent the spread of germs within the workplace.
Smart, functional designs providing employees and customers an attractive atmosphere.
Full range of mobility features for disabled individuals.
Janitorial appliances for cleaners’ rooms.
At Willis Systems, we want to make your disabled bathroom not only accessible but as stylish as all other bathrooms in your building. Our in-depth surveying and evaluation processes are invaluable to creating accessibility in the bathroom.
We keep updated on Doc M Pack building regulations and are able to design functional, cost-effective disabled washrooms fit for purpose, with optional smart toilets (acting much like bidets with washing and drying options), low level shower trays and half-height shower doors.
Gender neutral washrooms are becoming more common across the U.K., offering a stylish and inclusive alternative to separate male and female washrooms. They require a smaller footprint, making your layout more profitable by optimizing space in your building design. While each room is generally larger, condensing two separate blocks to a single block saves overall space in comparison.
Unisex washrooms are designed with common hand-washing areas including bespoke vanity units or troughs with close wash spaces to allow maximum vanity make-up area. WC Cubicles are designed to be full height with sturdy flush-face fronts to maximize privacy.
Solving parents’ dilemma when accompanying children of opposite genders into toilets.
Helping transgender people decide which bathroom to use.
Reducing the time that women wait in line for the powder room.
Lowering costs due to shared common areas and absence of urinals.
Not every person with special needs has the same requirements. Standard accessible toilets do not always provide enough space, nor the right equipment, for people in this varied demographic. Changing Places toilets are larger than standard accessible toilets (or “disabled toilets”) and should be provided in addition to accessible toilets.
People with profound and multiple learning disabilities, and other physical disabilities such as spinal injuries, muscular dystrophy and multiple sclerosis, often need extra space for carers and equipment to help them use the toilet safely and comfortably.
