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After 35 years of loyal service, our sanitary building underwent a complete renovation.
5 years of experience, discussions with our customers and visits to our colleagues enabled us to design our ideal sanitary building.
Already a “pilot building” for the department when it was built 35 years ago, we’re keeping with tradition by being the first campsite in France to be equipped with the new partitions, which allow real privacy in the cabins, as they leave only 2cm on the floor and ceiling, compared with 20cm in conventional cabins.
The entrance to our sanitary block sums up the spirit in which we built it. Functional with touches of decoration and plants to make it pleasant to live in and use. The tree is an orange.
We’ve included draining trays, as well as extra space between the sinks for heavy dishes.
The taps are identical to those used in restaurants for dishwashing. If it works for a 200-cover brasserie, it should work for us too.
Our toilet area consists of 6 hanging toilets.
After 5 years of sanitary cleaning, we’ve come to hate toilet flaps, which, no matter how much we clean them, always remain dirty.
When the plumber suggested these ergonomic seat bowls (kudos to the marketing team for the name), we jumped at the chance.
No flaps, so no nooks and crannies for filth, a wide rim for the comfort of our legs (but still a little cool) and of course, everything suspended.
There’s a trash hatch in the bulkheads for waste disposal, and we’ve provided one peg per toilet for hanging up your belongings.
This area is divided into 3 types:
4 mirrored washbasins with sockets and shelves
2 showers with washbasins. They are equipped with dressing screens and two coat hooks.
3 showers with dressing screen, 2 coat hooks, towel rail, quarter-round shelf for storing belongings.
3 washbasin cubicles with mirror, shelves, 2 coat hooks and a socket in each cubicle.
All plumbing in this area is fitted with a mixer tap, so you can adjust the water temperature to suit your taste.
After visiting a number of washrooms, we realized that the quality of the experience depended very much on the floor installed. A new washroom with speckled white tiles would spoil a whole renovation. That’s why we spent more than we planned to install imitation parquet tiles. It underlines the quality of the whole and contributes to the warmth of the room.
The feeling of cleanliness also depends on the brightness of the bathroom. We therefore installed a maximum number of LED spotlights, each controlled by a motion detector to save electricity. These LEDs are 3700K, which is, in non-electrical terms, a warm light. The advantage of this light is that it makes you look good, which is always nice on vacation. The downside is that it provides less light, which is why we’ve installed a lot of spotlights.
To bring us closer to the SPA atmosphere, we broadcast ambient sounds through loudspeakers installed on the ceiling in different parts of the bathroom.