Equipment andbulk products
Brand-neutral units and institutional case quantities — every line supplied, installed and kept stocked on the same route.
What this equipment covers
Facility feminine-care equipment is the hardware layer of a washroom program: dispensers that hold and vend products, disposal bins that contain used items, and the case-quantity supply that keeps both running. Every line here is brand-neutral, installs into commercial washrooms, and rides the same service route — one visit covers vending, disposal and restocking. Sizing follows washroom traffic rather than floor area, and coverage is counted per toilet stall including accessible and single-occupancy rooms. Standardising one format across a portfolio pays off at restock time: one liner size, one parts inventory, one key. Product cost across an office population runs about $1-3 per employee per year, so the number that moves an invoice is service frequency, not product line. Each product page carries the spec table, the service pattern that keeps it stocked, and the 25 metros where route service runs.
Frequently asked
Do you sell equipment without a service contract?
Yes — dispensers and bins are available as supply-and-install without ongoing service. Most facilities add scheduled service within the first year because self-managed restocking is where programs typically break down, but nothing requires it. The hardware is the same either way.
Which product should a first-time buyer start with?
Start from the compliance floor: covered disposal bins in every stall, then a twin-column dispenser per washroom. Bin sizing follows traffic — slimline for standard office stalls, higher capacity for gyms and schools. The quote form sizes both from your washroom count.