Jarola
A custom made interior for dressing roomsIn 1972 Jan de Wilde started Wildkamp, a company specialized in pipes, fittings and source filters. In 1999 the company was taken over by his son, Gert-Jan de Wilde. Gert-Jan renamed the organization after his children Jarno, Robin and Laura. Since then, the family business has further developed into a knowledge and trading platform for the technical market: Jarola supplies high-quality products for water, electricity and air. WEWO Interior Concepts was able to supply 95 wooden lockers for the dressing rooms at their distribution center in Coevorden.
Jarola
Lockers that open with a badge
The beautiful wooden lockers in the ladies’ and men’s dressing rooms are equipped with an RFID lock. Employees therefore only have to hold their existing badge in front of the lock to open a locker - very convenient. Some of the lockers are intended for permanent use: they are used by the same person every day. These employees can leave personal items in their locker and do not have to empty their locker every day. Other lockers are intended for flexible use. With a management tablet, the administrator at Jarola can easily program which locker is intended for permanent use and which is intended for flexible use.
Dressing rooms including a wardrobe and benches
In addition to the lockers, we were also able to supply an integrated wardrobe and benches for both dressing rooms. The benches are made of the same material as the locker fronts, which ensures unity. The interior is also beautifully finished to the ceiling. Together with the sturdy wooden locker wall this provides a modern and stylish look.
