Standard Emergency Alarm Pull Cord with Triangular Handles and Connectors for Accessible Toilets

TOMSTRAD LTD

£4.99

A high quality replacement pull cord for accessible toilets, care facilities and nursing homes. This is a high quality replacement pull cord for accessible toilets, care facilities and nursing homes, manufactured by TOMSTRAD. Your order will include 3 metres of red cord, two triangular pull handles (bangles) and a bullet connector, exactly as shown in the pictures. The pull cord is fully compliant with BS8300:2009 when installed correctly this needs the cord to be located so it can be accessed from the WC and also from an adjacent floor area. To achieve this, one of the triangle pulls should b

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Registered at Companies House as TOMSTRAD LTD, number 13998980. Checked 2026-08-29.
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