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Versatile dispenser system complements the design classic
HEWI reinterprets the dispenser solutions of the iconic design range 477/801. Inspired by clear geometries, a wide-ranging dispenser system in a modern design language has been created.
For HEWI, good design means offering design options. The new dispenser products complement the successful 477/801 sanitary range. There is a choice of different models made of polyamide with a basic body in pure white or signal white supplemented by coloured frame elements. The dispensers are characterised by their robustness and are perfectly suited for use in heavily frequented sanitary rooms.
From soap and paper towel dispensers to hygiene combinations and waste bins in various sizes, HEWI offers a consistent, functional range that is also characterised by the highest design standards. In addition to manually operated versions, some of the dispensers are also available in a sensoric version.
Discreet colour elements in the sanitary room
Modularity, surface variety and the highest design standards reflect HEWI’s understanding of first-class design. Thanks to the discreet contrasting elements in 16 glossy and five matt colours, the new dispenser systems create colourful accents in the sanitary room. At the same time, the coloured elements serve to highlight functional areas such as the removal or insertion opening and therefore offer users additional orientation.
The smooth, reflective surface of the body as well as the coloured elements in glossy or matt edition enable design options in sanitary rooms of health and educational buildings as well as in buildings in public spaces.
Range 477/801
HEWI has decades of expertise in the development of barrier-free solutions. With range 801, HEWI launched the first barrier-free system on the German market 40 years ago.
Since then, the range has undergone continuous development and has established itself as a classic in the sanitary room. Range 801 is complemented by the accessories of range 477. Range 477/801 is still produced in Bad Arolsen today.