Shops and other activities
A glass of water for every visit
The start of an appointment, a workshop break, a few minutes after a session. Offering water is one of the small ways to care for people spending time with you.
Describe how my business welcomes people
Start with the people present
This page covers drinking water for teams, customers and visitors. Choose the situation closest to your everyday work.
Shops and workshops
A welcome at the counter or a staff break. Identify a place to drink and fill a container, allowing for movement around the workplace.
Salons and beauty treatment spaces
A glass offered during an appointment or between treatments. Consider how to serve it and collect the containers.
Gyms and sports clubs
Members fill their bottles around sessions. Note group arrivals and staff use to describe busy periods.
Public facilities and community spaces
Meetings, drop-in sessions and activities bring together different groups. Identify who is present, the times and who is responsible for the shared space.
Practices
The project covers drinking water for visitors and staff. Position this water point in the waiting or break area.
Observe the busiest moment
Describe the end of a class, a shift change or several appointments close together. Bottle sizes and the number of consecutive fills help establish demand.
Also consider the people who prepare the space and tidy it afterwards. Their access to the water point and consumables is part of the project.
Make using the water point simple
Choose the water wanted, containers used and service method: offered by staff or accessible to visitors. The ANNA and FRIZZIA drinking water pages explain the functions to consider next.
Practical points for your activity
Permitted professional use, capacities, maintenance and installation still need to be established for the proposed model. Give your address, opening hours and available space to prepare this assessment.
Water for manufacturing, washing, care or medical equipment requires separate specifications. The drinking water solutions shown here do not meet those needs.
Your questions
The details
that matter.
My activity is not listed: what should I describe?
Say who drinks the water, when and from which containers. Specify whether someone serves it or people help themselves.
How should I plan for several reception areas?
Describe each location, its users and opening hours. Indicate when the water points would be used at the same time.
What should I allow for occasional visitors?
Include events or appointments that increase attendance. They add to the team's regular needs when planning the project.
Let's talk about your business.
Your team, your customers, your way of welcoming them.
Describe how my business welcomes people