Solutions by setting
Different workplaces. Better drinks for each.
An office coffee break is not a hotel breakfast service. Start with your environment, then plan the equipment, ingredients and care around it.
Plan the right setup
Where will your setup work?
Choose your setting to see the questions that matter. Exact equipment and installation are checked for your site.
Warehouses & distribution
Think across shifts, filling points, replenishment and service access.
Automotive & showrooms
Keep customer hospitality and workshop staff needs in the same plan.
Healthcare & clinics
Discuss user access, local hygiene procedures and the chosen configuration.
Hotels & hospitality
Separate breakfast, meeting spaces and other guest-service demand.
Restaurants
Fit coffee and water into your actual service sequence and available space.
Schools & education
Separate student hydration, staff drinks and supervised service areas.
Corporate & multi-site
Standardise the brief without forcing identical equipment onto every site.
Plan the right setup
Compare the complete decision.
Demand and access
Describe the busiest break, visitor flow and how far people need to walk.
Drinks and care
Choose the menu alongside the time available for cleaning and refilling.
Scope and cost
Compare equipment, water treatment, installation, service and ingredients together.
Quick solution sizing
Plan your workplace drinks setup in under a minute.
More about industry solutions
Final equipment, service inclusions and lead times are confirmed in your quotation.
Different workplaces need different drinks setups. Use the environment to ask better questions, then compare exact equipment and the support you actually need.
Plan around use
For offices, include attendance patterns and break-time peaks. For hospitality, include the drinks menu and staff-operated or self-service use. For public or supervised spaces, explain who will use the equipment and any access requirements.
Keep site constraints in the brief
Record available space, existing services, opening hours, delivery access and cleaning responsibilities. Any accessibility, safeguarding or installation requirement needs review for the actual site and model.
Make multi-site decisions explicit
For more than one site, record the demand, postcode, equipment and service expectations separately. Ask which installation and support arrangements can be offered at each location; do not assume identical terms everywhere.
A useful next step
Not a neat fit for one category?
Tell us how the space is used. Mixed sites, shared buildings and changing shifts are all good reasons to start with a brief.
