High-quality Scandinavian Toilet Seats Arrive in Australia

Pressalit, the Danish manufacturer of high-quality toilet seats, has partnered with DKJO, an Australian e-commerce business that services the retail and commercial sector, to solely represent Pressalit toilet seats. DKJO is based in Sydney and holds stock of a select range of Pressalit toilet seats among others.

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The company believes that the bathroom, or more specifically the humble toilet, is often overlooked when it comes to style and design; and yet it’s so frequently used regardless of whether at home, the office, a restaurant, a hotel or anywhere else.

With a Pressalit toilet seat, the ‘throne’ takes centre stage and adds a much-needed touch of Scandi luxury to everyday life.

Coming in a range of different designs and colours, by simply selecting a Pressalit toilet seat any bathroom will get a much-needed lift even without undertaking a major renovation. Home owners can even go one step further by reflecting the same toilet seat hue in other items such as a hand towel, soap dispenser or wallpaper.

Polygiene is an innovative technology that consists of biocide silver salts (silver chloride), which give the toilet sears an antibacterial effect. The technology is thoroughly tested and used in a number of different products.

Pressalit products have very small quantities of this Polygiene solution and it’s not harmful to either users or the environment. This solution is evenly distributed during the moulding of the toilet seat, ensuring a lifelong effect, unlike surface treatments, it never wears off. That’s how bacterial growth is prevented for years on end.

Pressalit’s Polygiene toilet seats are of particular interest to stakeholders in sectors, such as hotels, restaurants, children’s nurseries, trains, train stations, airlines, airports etc., but can also be used in the home.

Suitable for both commercial and domestic use, Pressalit toilet seats come with a ten-year warranty.

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