Equipment by family

The most-specified family in the range, and the most adaptable. Mobile and free-standing shelving for floats, kickboards, mats and boxes, with variants that add a top rack for baskets or a second tier of storage. Specified poolside for float storage, in sports halls for kit, and in stores for anything that needs to be off the floor and dry.

General-purpose wheeled storage for facilities that would rather buy one trolley that does several jobs than four that each do one. Configurations vary by height, shelf count and whether a noodle rack is included, so the same base unit covers poolside, hall and store.

Enclosed and part-enclosed trolleys for moving bulk equipment between store and hall. Available with or without a top cover and with dividers, so kit that should not mix — clean and used, or by age group — travels separately.

Changing-room seating in single and double-sided forms, in three standard lengths, with options for an under-seat storage box, an integrated hanger or both. The widest size range in the catalogue, because bench runs are almost always set by the room rather than the product.

Lockable and open cabinets for equipment that needs to be secured or kept out of sight. Sizes run from medium to the MEGA12, with and without a top rack. Lock options include a stainless-steel fitting where the cabinet lives in a wet room.

Open racks sized by ball count and ball diameter, in mobile and free-standing forms. Sizing is by capacity band rather than sport, so one rack covers whatever the hall is used for that term.

Seating and enclosures sized for early years — children's benches with and without backrests, and playpens supplied with a waterproof mat. Specified for swim schools, nurseries and primary changing areas where adult-height seating does not work.

Wheeled platforms configured for hanging or holding kit — with hangers, as a lifejacket holder, or as a boxing-glove platform. The common case is kit that must dry between sessions and be moved out of the way in between.

Large and medium cabinets, with and without a top rack, that sit outside the main family structure in the supplier's catalogue. Specified the same way as the equipment cabinets range.

Stackable plastic baskets and the low, medium and high trolleys that carry them. The basket is the common module across much of the range, so a facility can standardise on one container for kit, laundry and equipment.

Purpose-built transport for the most awkward items a facility owns. Aqua mat trolleys come in depths matched to mat thickness, and there is a dedicated trampoline trolley. Specified wherever mats are currently being dragged, which is where mats currently get damaged.

Vertical storage for pool noodles and similar long floats, open or with doors. Noodles are the single most commonly badly-stored item in a teaching pool; a vertical rack is the difference between a tidy poolside and a pile in a corner.

Racks built around drying and separation rather than storage volume — free-standing racks, a kickboard rack-dryer, and a combined shoes and gloves rack. Specified where wet kit currently goes back into a cupboard still wet.

Single-job trolleys for equipment that has no general-purpose home: aqua dumbbells, starting blocks, touchpads. Mostly specified by competition pools and training centres, where the item being moved is expensive and awkward enough to justify a dedicated frame.

A waterproof table for wet and high-humidity areas, in the same material and colours as the rest of the range. Specified for poolside desks, staff areas and anywhere a standard table would not survive being cleaned.

Wall-mounted hanger runs with moulded hooks, in three lengths giving six, nine or twelve hooks. The cheapest capacity increase available in a changing room, and the one most often left off a schedule.

A three-place podium in the same waterproof material as the rest of the range, so it can live poolside between meets rather than being stored dry elsewhere.