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In anticipation of the mingling of millions of holidaymakers and the arrival of world leaders for the G7 Summit, Falmouth-based wellbeing brand Conscious Spaces is reaching out to Cornwall’s businesses to put healthy indoor environments on the agenda and raise awareness of the We Share Clean Air initiative.
“For too long, improving indoor air quality was considered a luxury,” says Conscious Spaces Founder Tara Williams.
“Long months locked inside have made the need for healthy buildings mainstream. The busy summer ahead, coupled with our re-emergence into shared spaces, mean air filtration, ventilation and purification are more important than ever.”
While you might think closing the front door shuts out the problem, air quality is often worse indoors than out, with pollutant levels two to five times higher inside. Clean, fresh, filtered air, meanwhile, has a revitalising effect on health and increases productivity by 11%.
Radic8 VIRUSKILLER™ clean air technology distributed by Conscious Spaces; disinfects the air of viruses and bacteria in a single air pass, while neutralising VOCs and toxic gases, and filtering allergens to improve indoor infection control and wellbeing.
Join the Cornish Clean Air Revolution now and get a 130% super-deduction* capital allowance on plant and machinery investments including Radic8 VIRUSKILLER™ the world’s most advanced clean air technology.
From businesses, restaurants, bars, spas, shops, hotels, clinics, care homes, classrooms, factories and to your home – Conscious Spaces has an indoor air safety solution to suit all spaces.
Bespoke device branding, consumables, servicing & maintenance packages tailored to your needs.
Call Conscious Spaces on 01326 727 222 or visit consciousspaces.com/pages/we-share-clean-air
* 130% Super-Deduction Capital Asset Scheme
By investing in clean air technology now, you can take full advantage of the UK Government’s 130% super-deduction capital allowance on qualifying plant and machinery investments. The super-deduction allows companies to cut their tax bill by up to 25p for every £1 they invest.
For further information and guidance:
www.gov.uk/guidance/super-deduction
