Water Coolers for Sale in London

Office water coolers from Living-WaterLooking to buy a water cooler for your home or workplace? Living-Water offers a range of bottled and mains fed water coolers to buy, with options for different spaces, budgets and drinking water requirements.

Choose from floorstanding and compact models, including coolers that provide cold, ambient or hot water. You can browse our range online, compare models and prices, and choose the water cooler that best suits your needs.

Water Coolers for Sale in London

Living-Water supplies water coolers for sale to homes, offices and businesses across London. Our range includes bottled water coolers, mains fed water coolers, drinking water fountains and hot water dispensers, giving you plenty of choice when looking for a long-term drinking water solution.

Buying a water cooler means the equipment belongs to you, with no ongoing cooler rental payments. It can be a good option for businesses and households that know what they need and would prefer to purchase their equipment outright.

Not sure which model to choose? Browse the water coolers below or contact Living-Water and we’ll help you find a suitable option for your space and requiremen

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Buy a Water Cooler for Your Home or Business

Buying a water cooler can be a practical choice if you want convenient access to drinking water without paying an ongoing rental charge for the machine. Living-Water supplies water coolers for both homes and businesses, with a range of sizes and water options available.

For an office, the right cooler will often depend on the number of people using it and how busy the workplace is. At home, space and convenience may be more important. A compact model may be all you need, while larger workplaces can benefit from a floorstanding cooler with greater capacity.

You can choose between bottled and mains fed models, as well as machines offering different combinations of cold, ambient and hot water.

Buy Bottled Water Coolers

Bottled water coolers are a flexible option because they do not need to be connected directly to the mains water supply. This can make them easier to position in offices, reception areas, meeting rooms and homes where a suitable mains connection is not nearby.

Once a bottle is empty, it is simply replaced with a full one. Living-Water can also supply replacement bottled water, cups, bottle racks and other accessories, making it easy to keep your cooler in regular use.

Our bottled range includes different styles and water temperature options, so you can choose a straightforward cold and ambient machine or a cooler that also provides hot water.

Buy Mains Fed Water Coolers

If you have a suitable water connection, a mains fed water cooler removes the need to store and replace large water bottles.

These coolers connect to the building’s mains water supply and are sometimes referred to as plumbed-in, bottleless or point-of-use (POU) water coolers. They can be particularly useful in busy workplaces where a cooler is used throughout the day.

Buying a mains fed cooler gives you the convenience of a continuous water supply while allowing you to own the equipment outright.

If you’re considering this type of system, you can also explore our mains fed water coolers to compare the different options available.

Hot, Cold and Ambient Water Coolers

Not every water cooler provides the same combination of water temperatures, so it is worth thinking about what you actually need before choosing a model.

Cold and ambient machines are a straightforward choice when the cooler will mainly be used for drinking water. A hot and cold model can provide additional convenience in workplaces where staff regularly make tea, coffee or other hot drinks.

Some models provide cold, hot and ambient water from the same machine, giving users more choice without requiring several separate appliances.

Check the specifications on each product before buying, as the available temperature options vary between models.

Choosing the Right Water Cooler to Buy

Start with how the cooler will be used rather than simply choosing a machine based on its appearance.

Consider how many people are likely to use it each day and where you intend to put it. A small office or household may have very different requirements from a busy workplace with dozens of employees.

You should also consider whether you would prefer a bottled or mains fed machine. Bottled coolers offer greater flexibility over positioning, while mains fed coolers avoid the need to store and change bottles.

Other things worth considering include:

  • The amount of space available
  • The number of people using the cooler
  • Bottled or mains fed water
  • Cold, ambient or hot water
  • Floorstanding or compact design
  • How frequently the cooler is likely to be used
  • Your available budget

If you’re unsure, speak to Living-Water before buying. We can help you narrow down the options based on your premises and requirements.

How Much Does It Cost to Buy a Water Cooler?

The price of a water cooler depends on the type of machine, its features and the water options it provides. Rather than relying on broad industry estimates, it is more useful to look at the prices of machines that are actually available to buy.

Current examples from the Living-Water range include:

Water Cooler Current Price
Stainless Steel Bottled Water Cooler – Cold & Ambient £249.95
Stainless Steel Bottled Water Cooler – Cold & Hot £289.95
Executive Bottled Water Cooler – Cold & Ambient £349.95
Executive Bottled Water Cooler – Cold, Hot & Ambient £389.95
Pure Mains Fed Water Cooler £420.00

These are the current prices shown for these products on Living-Water’s shop.

Prices and availability can change, so check the individual product page for the latest information before ordering.

If you would prefer not to pay for a cooler outright, rental is another option. Living-Water water cooler rental starts from £1 per week, depending on the model.

Buying vs Renting a Water Cooler

Whether it makes more sense to buy or rent depends on how you want to manage the equipment.

Buying means the water cooler belongs to you. There is an upfront cost, but you do not have an ongoing rental payment for the machine. This can appeal to households and businesses looking for a longer-term solution.

Rental reduces the initial cost and may be more suitable for businesses that prefer a service-based arrangement or want greater flexibility.

Living-Water offers both options, so you do not have to decide based purely on price. Consider how long you expect to use the machine, whether you want to own the equipment and what level of ongoing service you require.

If renting sounds more suitable, see our water cooler rental options, with cooler rental available from £1 per week.

Water Cooler Delivery and Installation

Once you’ve chosen your water cooler, you’ll need to consider where it will be positioned and whether any installation is required.

Bottled coolers are generally more flexible because they do not need a direct connection to the mains water supply. Mains fed machines need to be positioned where an appropriate water connection can be made.

Living-Water advertises free delivery, free installation and a free site assessment as part of its water cooler offering.

If you’re purchasing a mains fed cooler or are unsure where a machine should be positioned, speak to us before ordering so that the requirements can be discussed.

Why Buy from Living-Water?

Buying directly from a specialist water cooler supplier means you can get advice before choosing a machine rather than having to make the decision based on a product photograph and price alone.

Living-Water offers bottled and mains fed machines, along with water fountains and hot water boilers. Customers can choose to buy or rent depending on what works best for them.

Living-Water provides the following:

  • Brand-new water coolers
  • Free delivery
  • Free installation
  • Free site assessments
  • A free 7-day trial
  • Water cooler repairs and maintenance
  • A personal account manager
  • Membership of the Water Dispenser & Hydration Association (WHA)

Whether you already know which cooler you want or need some help comparing the options, our team can help you find a suitable machine.

Water Coolers for Sale Across London

Living-Water supplies water coolers to homes, offices and businesses across London and Greater London.

Our range gives customers the choice of bottled and mains fed machines, different water temperature options and models for different types of premises. You can buy directly from the available range or speak to Living-Water if you need help deciding which cooler would be most suitable.

For businesses requiring several machines, it is worth discussing your requirements with us before ordering. We can help you consider the number of users, where the coolers will be positioned and whether bottled or mains fed machines are the better fit.

Buy Water Cooler FAQs

1. How much does it cost to buy a water cooler?

The price depends on the type of water cooler and the features you choose. Current Living-Water examples range from £249.95 for a Stainless Steel Bottled Water Cooler (Cold & Ambient) to £420.00 for a Pure Mains Fed Water Cooler. Prices can change, so check the individual product page for the latest price and availability.

2. Can I buy a water cooler instead of renting one?

Yes. Living-Water offers water coolers to buy as well as rent. Buying means you own the machine outright, while rental may suit customers who prefer a lower initial cost and an ongoing service arrangement.

3. What types of water coolers can I buy?

Living-Water sells a range of bottled and mains fed water coolers, along with water fountains and hot water boilers. Different models are available depending on the space you have and the water temperatures you require.

4. Can I buy a bottled water cooler?

Yes. Living-Water sells bottled water coolers with different combinations of cold, ambient and hot water. Bottled machines can be a practical choice where you want flexibility over where the cooler is positioned.

5. Can I buy a mains fed water cooler?

Yes. Mains fed water coolers are available to buy. These machines connect to a suitable mains water supply and remove the need to store and replace large water bottles. Living-Water offers different mains fed models for businesses and workplaces.

6. Should I buy a bottled or mains fed water cooler?

It depends on your premises and how the cooler will be used. Bottled coolers provide more flexibility over positioning, while mains fed coolers connect directly to the water supply and do not require replacement bottles. Consider the number of users, available space and access to a suitable water connection before choosing.

7. Can I buy a hot and cold water cooler?

Yes. Living-Water sells models that provide hot and cold water, as well as machines offering cold and ambient or cold, hot and ambient water. Check the individual product specifications to make sure the cooler provides the temperature options you need.

8. Do you sell water coolers for homes and offices?

Yes. Living-Water supplies water coolers for both homes and workplaces. A smaller household or office may only require a compact or bottled machine, while a larger workplace may benefit from a floorstanding or mains fed cooler.

9. Do you deliver and install water coolers in London?

Living-Water advertises free delivery and free installation as part of its water cooler offering, as well as a free site assessment. If your chosen cooler requires a mains connection, contact Living-Water before ordering to discuss the installation requirements.

10. Where can I buy a water cooler in London?

You can buy bottled and mains fed water coolers directly from Living-Water, with options for homes, offices and businesses across London and Greater London. Browse the available models and prices online or contact Living-Water if you need help choosing the right machine.