Enhance your Guest experience with elegantly designed, sustainable, tamper-resistant Dispensers for guest bath amenities.
Our soap dispensers are made from high-quality materials, ensuring durability and reliability. They are easy to use and refill, making them ideal for busy hotel bathrooms. The dispensers feature a user-friendly design that ensures guests can easily dispense the perfect amount of soap every time.
The soap dispensers come in various sizes to accommodate the different needs of your hotel. Whether you have a small boutique hotel or a large resort, we have the perfect size dispenser for you. Plus, our dispensers are easy to mount, making installation a breeze.
How to Install your Dispensers
How to Install your Dispensers
All Dispenser Amenities Products have been designed to be installed without any damage to the wall surface and no tools are required.
You can refer to these videos to help you with your installations. Installation instructions are also included with every dispenser and are printed in six languages.
When installed properly, the unit WILL NOT FALL DOWN!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
DO NOT FILL the unit for 24 hours after installation. The silicone can easily support much more than the weight of the full Dispenser, but not until it has cured completely. The curing time for this adhesive is 24 hours.
1. The wall surface where the unit is to be mounted must be CLEAN and DRY!
If the adhesive is bonding to anything other than a clean, dry wall surface, the unit will not stay on the wall. If any surface contaminates are present, the adhesive tries to bond to the contaminants resulting in an improper bond.
Surface contaminants such as:
· Water, dust, dirt, grease or oil
· Wax (especially prevalent on molded fiberglass shower surrounds where it is used in the manufacturing process to release from the unit)
·Detergent or soap or their residue
·Loose particles or skin and body oils will prevent the silicone adhesive from making a strong bond on the wall surface.
The most common way to solve a surface contaminant problem is to clean the surface:
Dry Clean: Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth.
Wet Clean: In many cases a liquid cleaning agent such as solvents, acetone or isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) is preferable. Make certain to select the right cleaning compound and allow adequate drying time before proceeding with the installation.
2. Determine the exact location for your Dispenser.
It is recommended that you place the unit away from the shower head spray. Often the wall opposite the shower head is preferable. Be certain to have plenty of clearance to open and remove the bottles.
DO NOT FILL the unit for 24 hours after installation. The silicone can easily support much more than the weight of the full Dispenser, but not until it has cured completely. The curing time for this adhesive is 24 hours.
1. The wall surface where the unit is to be mounted must be CLEAN and DRY!
If the adhesive is bonding to anything other than a clean, dry wall surface, the unit will not stay on the wall. If any surface contaminates are present, the adhesive tries to bond to the contaminants resulting in an improper bond.
Surface contaminants such as:
· Water, dust, dirt, grease or oil
· Wax (especially prevalent on molded fiberglass shower surrounds where it is used in the manufacturing process to release from the unit)
·Detergent or soap or their residue
·Loose particles or skin and body oils will prevent the silicone adhesive from making a strong bond on the wall surface.
The most common way to solve a surface contaminant problem is to clean the surface:
Dry Clean: Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth. Dust or light contamination may be wiped clean with a dry cloth.
Wet Clean: In many cases a liquid cleaning agent such as solvents, acetone or isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) is preferable. Make certain to select the right cleaning compound and allow adequate drying time before proceeding with the installation.
2. Determine the exact location for your Dispenser.
It is recommended that you place the unit away from the shower head spray. Often the wall opposite the shower head is preferable. Be certain to have plenty of clearance to open and remove the bottles.
3.Apply double-faced tape to the non-textured targets on the back of the unit. Remove protective backing on tape tabs.
4. Run a wavy bead of silicone on the entire textured area of the mounting bracket.
Use the entire contents of the tube. Avoid getting any silicone into the open or recessed areas of the mounting bracket.
5. Press the unit firmly into place ensuring the tape and silicone form a strong bond with the wall.
6.Fill the bottles with your choice of liquids, place the bottles into position in the Dispenser and lock them in place.
7. When you first install your Dispenser or if your bottle becomes empty you will need to prime the pumps on your Dispenser. Priming instructions are included in written format with every Dispenser as well.