What makes this machine different: black is the finish that vanishes. Most
entrances already have a dark entry mat, dark tile or charcoal carpet inside the door, and a black
machine reads as part of that zone rather than as a separate object. Where a stainless unit draws the
eye, this one lets the entrance stay visually quiet, which is usually what a designer wants near a
doorway that is already busy with signage and traffic.
Wet Umbrella Wrapper, Dual Chute
A wet umbrella wrapper puts a thin waterproof sleeve over an umbrella at the moment someone walks
in. The visitor pushes the umbrella down into the chute and pulls it back up wrapped. There is no
motor, no power lead and no instruction needed beyond the icons on the top panel.
The dual chute layout is the part that matters in a real entrance. Two chutes, one sized for
folding umbrellas and one for full-length, operate independently and at the same time. A single-chute
machine is fine for a quiet office door; it is not fine for a building where a hundred people arrive
inside ten minutes.
The coated steel finish
The body is EGI colour-coated steel, a galvanised base with a factory-applied colour layer. It is
tougher against knocks and trolley contact than the finish name suggests, and unlike bare stainless
it will not show a bright scratch if something catches it. Wipe down with a damp cloth.
Two thousand bags in the machine
Both chutes draw from a combined capacity of up to 2,000 bags. That is deliberately more than a
week of heavy rain for most sites, because the failure mode nobody wants is an empty machine on the
one morning it is really needed. Refill cartons are held in Australian stock.
What it prevents
Water carried in on umbrellas is the single most predictable slip hazard a building has. It
arrives at a known place, at a known time, in known weather. A wrapper takes that water off the
umbrella before it reaches your floor, which reduces mopping rounds, keeps wet floor signs out of
your entrance, and protects flooring that costs real money to refinish.
Ideal for
- Office buildings and commercial receptions
- Retail stores and shopping centres
- Restaurants, bars and function venues
- Gyms, pools and leisure centres
- Schools, colleges and libraries
Key features
- Dual chute for simultaneous use
- Black EGI colour-coated steel body
- Takes long and folding umbrellas
- Up to 2,000 bags per load
- No power supply required
- Free-standing, no fixing needed
- Comes with 1,000 large and 1,000 small biodegradable bags
Want the same machine in a lighter colour? Charcoal and gold are available, along with two
stainless finishes, across the entrance machine range.
Specifications
| Dimensions (W x D x H) |
450 x 390 x 785 mm |
| Material |
EGI colour-coated steel, black |
| Chutes |
Dual chute, long and short umbrellas |
| Bag capacity |
Up to 2,000 bags per load |
| Bags included |
1,000 large + 1,000 small biodegradable umbrella bags |
| Weight (empty) |
16.4 kg |
| Weight (fully loaded) |
21.8 kg |
| Power required |
None, manual operation |
| SKU |
OP2-BK |