Fitzroy of London has recently launched both the Oxford Doc M Pack and a new digital configurator. What prompted these two launches, and why was now the right time to bring them to market?
Bradley Culmer: We’re seeing a real shift in the way hospitality projects approach accessibility and washroom design. Accessible facilities are no longer something that should be considered separately or added at the end of a project; they need to be integrated into the wider design vision from the outset.
The Oxford Doc M Pack and our new digital configurator respond to two sides of that challenge. The Oxford Pack gives designers a considered, high-quality solution that combines compliance with a premium aesthetic, while the configurator addresses the specification process itself, making it easier and more intuitive for design teams to create compliant layouts. For us, it was about removing some of the complexity around accessible washrooms while giving hospitality designers greater freedom and confidence.
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