Stainless steel tripod turnstiles with card payment readers and glass barriers installed at a public facility entrance for secure pedestrian access control.

Multiple Coin Options

Coins | Cards | Contactless | Coins+Contactless

Reliable performance

Controlled access and revenue collection

Partnered With Willings

Specialist payment and installation support

Important: Public Lavatories (Turnstiles) Act 1963

The TT-PAY is not suitable for public lavatories controlled or managed by a local authority where the Act applies. Consider a paddle leaf speed gate such as the Willings PG-PAY for these applications.

Public Toilet Entrance

Controlled access to paid toilets.

Controlled Pedestrian Entry

Manages access and collects revenue for your toilet facility.

Tripod Turnstile

Motorised reset for smooth,

reliable operation.

Payment \ Fee Terminal

Can accept coins, cards and contactless payments for paid toilet access.

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Tripod Turnstiles For Paid Public Toilet Access.

A paid-access turnstile solution supplied in partnership with Willings.

A paid toilet payment system for a public toilet application needs to work alongside entrance-control equipment to provide reliable access, revenue collection, accessibility and effective pedestrian flow.

Working in partnership with Willings Services Limited, Evolve can provide paid public toilet entrance-control solutions using tripod turnstiles or paddle gates, depending on the requirements of the site.

Working In Partnership With

Tripod Turnstile or Paddle Leaf Speed Gate?

Motorised TT-PAY tripod turnstiles provide a lower-cost solution for suitable paid-access applications. Where the Public Lavatories (Turnstiles) Act 1963 applies or accessible entry is required, a paddle leaf speed gate such as the PG-PAY may be more appropriate.

The PG-PAY paddle leaf speed gate offers numerous benefits, particularly for projects requiring paid access solutions and compliance with the Public Lavatories (Turnstiles) Act 1963.

Public Lavatories (Turnstiles) Act 1963.

For qualifying local-authority public toilet applications, the Public Lavatories (Turnstiles) Act 1963 places restrictions on the use of turnstiles.

Where the Act applies, the PG-PAY paddle leaf speed gate stands out as the more suitable choice, combining functionality with regulatory adherence, subject to the specific requirements of the project.

Paid Public Toilet Access.

The TT-PAY Payment Turnstile + Willings Payment Solution.

For paid public toilet applications, the TT-PAY can form part of a complete payment-controlled entrance system developed with Willings Services Limited.

Willings brings specialist expertise in payment, coin handling and revenue collection, while the TT-PAY provides the controlled pedestrian entrance.

Payment options can include:

Coin | Cards | Contactless | Coin + Contactless.

This approach can help operators control access while generating revenue that can potentially be reinvested into cleaning, maintenance, staffing and facility improvements.

Stainless steel turnstile access control gate with integrated contactless payment and fee payment terminal in a tiled facility entrance.

Fee-Ffi pay-and-display payment terminal with contactless card reader, coin slot, and directional arrow beside a turnstile

Payment Collection Systems.

Other Payment and Revenue Applications.

Payment and revenue collection solutions can be used where controlled pedestrian access is linked to a payment or admission process, including:

Leisure centres.
Public buildings, Libraries, Museums.
Visitor\Tourist attractions, Adventure parks and rides.
Entertainment venues, Cinemas.
Parks and recreation areas.
Shopping centres.
Railway and bus stations.
Motorway service areas.

Why Willings Chose the TT-PAY.

Motorised Drive Without The Need to Manually Lift the Arm.

The TT-PAY turnstile uses a motorised drive mechanism that automatically returns the arms to their operating position when power is restored, or an emergency condition has been cleared. This helps reduce manual intervention and allows the entrance to be returned to service quickly, helping to minimise disruption and potential lost revenue.

This makes it makes it well suited to unmanned sites unmanned sites particularly important when used as a coin operated toilet payment turnstile, with payment options including coins, cards and contactless suitable for paid public toilet applications.

Fee-Ffi coin-operated payment terminal with fee display, coin insertion and return slots beside a turnstile

Planning a Paid Public Toilet Installation?

Information for Project Planning & Installation.

For operators introducing pay-to-enter public toilets, the entrance-control and payment systems need to be considered together.

Our technical resources provide a practical starting point for local authorities, councils, architects, consultants, facilities managers and operators planning a paid public toilet installation.

Specification Checklist

A useful document for outlining site, access, payment, security, installation, and operational requirements.

A Few Things to Consider

Willings' guide highlights key factors to keep in mind when planning a payment system for a public toilet application.

These resources can help establish the requirements before specifying the entrance-control and payment system.

Paid Public Technical Resources.

Ready to Explore Paid Toilet Access?

Let's Assess Your Facility.

Whether you're a local authority, council, architect, consultant, facilities manager or private operator, we can help you understand the practical requirements for introducing paid access.

We'll help you consider the entrance, payment method, accessibility, security, pedestrian flow, revenue collection and operating requirements before the system is specified.

Evolve + Willings Services Limited - Pedestrian access control combined with specialist payment and revenue collection expertise.

A complete approach to paid public toilet access.