Residential
Residential buildings and housing complexes with shared entrances.
HYGEN KLINX · Building
Automated hygiene for shared entrances.
Every shared entrance receives what people and animals collect outside. Building extends the HYGEN KLINX project to residential buildings, hospitality, workplaces and infrastructure, with requirements assessed for each entrance.
Use cases
Every entrance has its own rhythm.
The Building concept does more than replicate a domestic solution: it considers traffic levels, architectural integration, operations and maintenance.
Hospitality
Hospitality venues focused on guest experience and quality of space.
Workplace
Offices, headquarters and high-traffic professional environments.
Infrastructure
Complex settings that require purpose-designed solutions.
Flows and contamination
Each passage can bring new residue.
Soles and paws can carry organic residue, dust, microorganisms and substances from the surfaces crossed. At shared entrances, location, weather and traffic change the material that needs managing.
Assessment starts with traffic, accessibility, maintenance and project objectives. Performance will be measured through tests suited to the use setting.
Faeces and urine
Traces of faeces and urine may be present on outdoor surfaces. Contact can leave residue on soles and paws, even when little is visible.
Bacteria, spores and viruses
Bacteria and spores have been detected on soles and paws. Viral material has been detected on soles in hospital wards: the finding relates to that setting.
Pesticides and dust
Studies of treated lawns documented the herbicide 2,4-D being carried into homes by footwear and animals. Transfer depends on exposure and the route travelled.
Studies and sources. Explore findings on soles, paws and transfer into indoor spaces. View the sources.
One platform, two solutions
Paws and footwear within the same ecosystem.
Building configurations can integrate PET KLINX and HOME KLINX and adapt to each entrance without confusing functions or users.
PET · BuildingPET KLINX
The automated paw treatment solution.
HOME · BuildingHOME KLINX
The automated footwear treatment solution.
From context to project
A shared entrance is a system, not a point on a plan.
Configuration starts with people, flows, architecture and operations. This matrix makes visible the questions that must be resolved before any technical proposal.
Context
Need
To validate
ResidentialApartment buildings and advanced living
Discreet experienceSimple use compatible with residents’ routines.
Space and utilitiesPlacement, accessibility and building management.
HospitalityHotels and pet-friendly venues
Perceived qualityA service consistent with guest experience and venue standards.
Peaks and continuityVolumes, maintenance and operational availability.
WorkplaceOffices and professional sites
Organised flowsIntegration without obstructing ordinary access.
GovernanceResponsibilities, procedures and service measurement.
InfrastructureHubs and complex access points
ScalabilityA solution consistent with high-traffic environments.
Dedicated pilotRequirements, safety and performance verified in context.
MethodEntrance assessment → requirements → integration design → pilot → validation. Each stage checks feasibility and operation in the intended setting.
Building design
Not a product to place. A system to integrate.
Every application requires preliminary analysis. Final configurations will be developed and validated with the appropriate technical partners.
Flow and capacityNumber of users, frequency of access and operational continuity.
Space and integrationDimensions, accessibility, utilities and architectural integration.
Operations and validationMaintenance, safety, reliability and documentable performance.
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From platform to project.
Building · Project enquiry
Discuss a Building project.
Tell us about your entrance and intended use. We will assess the context and requirements before discussing feasibility. Building configurations are in development.
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