Shared ownership
One clear service partner beats fragmented tenant DIY setups that leave amenity floors empty or poorly looked after.

UK multi-tenant buildings need coffee machines, water dispensers and vending that stay stocked, clean and consistent across occupiers. We plan equipment and service for common areas, reception lounges, amenity floors and shared kitchens, not one suite at a time.
Tenanted-building refreshment has to serve many occupiers without becoming nobody's job. We help UK landlords and FMs choose coffee machines, water dispensers and vending that look intentional in common areas, then install and support them under one clear service route.
Good shared-amenity decisions start with who owns the service, how the space should look and how many people use it at peak, not a single-tenant kitchen default.
One clear service partner beats fragmented tenant DIY setups that leave amenity floors empty or poorly looked after.
Reception and amenity floors need equipment that looks intentional, and stays presentable through the working day.
Landlords and FMs often need the same standard across buildings, with local capacity choices for each floorplate.
Use these pathways as a guide. Final models are confirmed after we understand footfall, access, power and who owns daily care.
Reception lounges and amenity kitchens usually suit polished bean-to-cup systems, filtered water and managed vending, sized for morning peaks across many tenants.
Some tenants still want a kitchen of their own. Compact office coffee and water can sit alongside building amenities under one coordinated plan.
Use one service or stack all three. We confirm models after a conversation with the landlord, FM or amenity lead, not a one-size package.
Reliable, presentable coffee for lounges and shared kitchens.
Explore coffee machinesFiltered hydration that looks considered and reduces bottled water deliveries.
Explore water dispensersSnack and drink vending for amenity floors, with managed refill where that helps.
Explore vending machinesLooking for a fuller breakout setup later? Tell us in your enquiry, we can discuss the right route when your building is ready.
Straight answers for landlords, asset managers and facilities teams planning shared amenity refreshment.
Ask future® VendingYes. We can plan coffee, filtered water and vending for common areas with a single service conversation for the landlord, asset manager or facilities team.
Capacity and planograms follow observed use. Popular lines stay; slow lines are rotated out so amenity floors stay relevant for different occupiers.
Often yes. Shared spaces work best when refill, cleaning and technical support are professionally scheduled, rather than left to individual tenants.
Presentable bean-to-cup or office coffee systems are the usual starting point. Final choice depends on morning peaks, milk preference and how many tenants share the space.
Yes. We can standardise machine types and service routes across buildings while adapting capacity and placement to each reception, lounge or amenity floor.
Sometimes. Common amenities reduce pressure on every suite, but larger occupiers may still want a compact staff-room setup. We can plan both under one conversation.
Yes. The best route depends on ownership model, service charge approach and how quickly buildings or amenity floors may change. We outline practical options in your proposal.
Reception, amenity kitchens and shared breakout floors are common. We place taps where people naturally gather, not only where plumbing is easiest.
Bean-to-cup usually suits reception lounges and amenity kitchens where presentation matters and daily cleaning is manageable. Coffee vending fits higher self-service volume or longer hours when you need broader menus and payment options. Many buildings use both, we shortlist by zone, peak cups and who owns daily care.
Tell us about buildings, common areas and occupier demand. We will recommend coffee machines, water dispensers and vending that fit, with a practical buy, rent or lease route.
Estimate the annual cost of your current workplace coffee, hydration and vending setup and see where savings may be possible.
Estimate the cost of ending a current vending, coffee machine or refreshment agreement and review potential switch savings.