A laboratory is no place to worry about waste. It’s about precision, safety, and seamless workflows. So when this state-of-the-art facility opened its doors in August 2017, every detail had been carefully considered—including waste management. How do you keep departments clean, calm, and safe while handling chemically contaminated materials? The answer: you don’t start planning for waste after construction. You integrate logistics into the building design from the start.
Stansz was chosen during the design phase—not as an afterthought, but as a core part of the infrastructure. The system spans two floors and ensures that laboratory staff don’t waste time on internal transport or temporary storage of waste on the departments.
With intake openings on every floor, waste is safely and directly transported to a central collection point on the ground floor. The selected container carousel not only offers high storage capacity but also fully automates the handling of chemically contaminated waste. This keeps the waste out of sight—and out of critical work zones.
Fewer actions, more peace of mind
The chute system was integrated into the building by RoosRos Architects (Oud-Beijerland) and construction company De Vries & Verburg (Stolwijk), in close collaboration with Stansz. The combination of technical insight, architectural alignment, and smart logistics makes this project a benchmark in future-ready building design.
What if waste management no longer disrupts your building—but becomes part of it?
Curious how an integrated chute system could make a difference in your laboratory, hospital or research facility?
We invite you to take a look behind the scenes at one of our completed projects. Let yourself be inspired by the calm that comes when logistics truly work.
For hotel chains like Marriott, this isn’t a luxury, but a logical step in optimizing internal processes. That’s exactly why the Marriott Residence Inn in Ghent chose a solution from Stansz during construction.
Efficient facility management in modern buildings is no longer just about hands-on work. Data is playing an increasingly important role in how we use, manage, and optimize buildings.
Together with the team at FrieslandCampina, Stansz developed an innovative disposal chute system, fully tailored to the space, the process, and the safety requirements of the location.
That’s why more and more hotels are opting for a laundry chute. No more occupied elevators. Instead, soiled linen disappears from sight—efficiently, quietly, and hygienically. What does a laundry chute mean for a hotel? An invisible yet indispensable link in a smoothly running operation.
At this resort, where comfort and sustainability go hand in hand, we are supplying six chute systems that contribute to efficient and hygienic linen handling. Even on holiday, you might encounter a solution by Stansz!
A well-designed linen chute system offers a smart solution: safe, hygienic, and without placing unnecessary strain on staff or the building. A chute system brings order to your internal logistics and prevents invisible costs that would otherwise keep returning each year.
In the hotel industry, everything revolves around hospitality and experience. And that starts with flawless internal organization. One of the biggest challenges for staff is the efficient and hygienic disposal of used linen.
Stepping into the marble lobby of the Waldorf Astoria, guests are immediately immersed in the calm, luxury and elegance that define a five-star experience.