Wall-Mounted Bath Amenities

Wall-mounted dispensers reduce plastic waste by 85-90% compared to mini bottles. One dispenser replaces approximately 12-15 mini bottles per equivalent usage period. Housekeeping efficiency improves because staff manage one bottle instead of multiple small bottles daily. Most guests now prefer refillable systems over single-use packaging.

Brackets are typically sold separately from bottles. You need one bracket per bottle location. The bracket is a one-time purchase that stays permanently installed while you replace or refill bottles as they empty. Check product listings to confirm what's included.

Most brackets offer adhesive mounting options using industrial-strength backing that bonds to smooth surfaces like tile, marble, glass, or painted walls. This requires no tools or drilling. For rough or textured surfaces, drill-mount installation using screws provides more secure attachment.

Both approaches work. Refilling maximizes waste reduction and often costs less per use, but requires cleaning between refills and training staff on proper procedures. Buying pre-filled bottles simplifies operations and ensures consistent quality. Choose based on your operational capacity and sustainability priorities.

Usage varies by bottle size and guest behavior, but standard bottles provide approximately 30-50 guest uses. For rooms with 2-night average stays, one bottle typically lasts 15-25 turnovers. Calculate your specific needs based on room nights and product volume.

Guest resistance is minimal in mid-market properties. Most travelers now expect and prefer wall-mounted dispensers for environmental reasons. The key is using quality bottles with premium appearance and ensuring consistent refilling so dispensers never appear empty or poorly maintained.

Shower products install in the shower area at comfortable reach height, typically 1200-1400mm from floor. Washbasin products install near the sink. Space multiple dispensers evenly with consistent spacing. Avoid positions with direct water spray to protect brackets and extend longevity.

Clean bottle exteriors weekly to prevent soap residue buildup. Test pump function during each room service by dispensing 1-2 pumps. Check adhesive-mounted brackets monthly to ensure secure attachment. Most pumps last several hundred uses before needing replacement.

Count your rooms, estimate occupancy percentage, and determine average length of stay. Each occupied room night uses a fraction of each product type. A 30-room property at 70% occupancy typically uses 30-50 bottles monthly per product type. Start with conservative estimates and adjust based on actual consumption patterns.