Menstrual courtesy bag dispensers sit inside the stall and hand the user a sealed bag before they reach the receptacle. That one step keeps pads and tampons out of the toilet, and it removes the most common cause of restroom plumbing calls in high-traffic buildings.
We manufacture our courtesy bag dispensers in the USA under the S.A.C. line, along with the menstrual hygiene courtesy bags that load into them. Wall-mounted units, matching bags and complete stall stations are all here.
Three formats cover most stall layouts. The box format courtesy bag dispenser is the standard wall-mounted cabinet, holding a 50-count box behind a fixed face so the stock stays covered between refills.
The drop-in box unit is the lowest-cost option at $16.95, with an open-top design that suits retrofits where you are adding courtesy bags to stalls that never had them.
The roll format unit loads from a continuous roll. At 125 bags per roll against 50 per box, it more than doubles the interval between custodial refills, which matters in stadium, campus and airport restrooms where service windows are tight.
All three mount to partitions or finished wall surfaces with standard hardware, so a menstrual courtesy bag dispenser can go into an existing stall without touching the plumbing or the partition layout.
The formats are not interchangeable, so specify the pair together. Box units take SB8836 courtesy bags, which measure 5.5 inches wide by 9 inches long and ship 50 to a box with an adhesive seal.
Roll units take SR9010 menstrual hygiene courtesy bags, 4.5 by 9 inches with 2-inch gussets, 125 per roll. Both are stocked for standing refill orders through our menstrual hygiene courtesy bags collection.
If a sustainability spec is driving the bag decision, we compared the materials in recycled plastic versus biodegradable sanitary bags and broke down construction in what goes into a disposal bag.
A courtesy bag dispenser works as one part of a three-piece setup. Pair it with a sanitary napkin receptacle and matching receptacle liners so the sealed bag has somewhere to go.
For a single stall, the disposal starter kit bundles the pieces at $28.95. We also stock the Total Solution Feminine Hygiene Disposal Starter Set for facilities specifying a complete station as one line item.
Two accessories are worth adding. Our do not flush posters cost $2.95 and do real work, since signage paired with an in-stall bag is what actually changes user behavior. Replacement keys for our dispensers and receptacles run $5.75.
It offers users a sealed bag inside the stall, before they need it. Without one, products go into the toilet or an unlined bin. Our case for disposal bags covers the maintenance math.
Box format units take SB8836 bags in 50-count boxes. Roll format units take SR9010 bags at 125 per roll. The two are not cross-compatible, so confirm your format before placing a refill order.
Inside the stall, within reach of the seated user and near the receptacle. Keep it clear of grab bars and required clearances, since the 2010 ADA Standards govern reach range and protrusion into circulation paths at your specific layout.
Yes. We ship case quantities, set up standing bag refill orders across multiple buildings, and support institutional and government purchasing. Send us stall counts and we will size the first order. Request a quote or call 845-440-5220.
Menstrual courtesy bag dispensers sit inside the stall and hand the user a sealed bag before they reach the receptacle. That one step keeps pads and tampons out of the toilet, and it removes the most common cause of restroom plumbing calls in high-traffic buildings.
We manufacture our courtesy bag dispensers in the USA under the S.A.C. line, along with the menstrual hygiene courtesy bags that load into them. Wall-mounted units, matching bags and complete stall stations are all here.
Three formats cover most stall layouts. The box format courtesy bag dispenser is the standard wall-mounted cabinet, holding a 50-count box behind a fixed face so the stock stays covered between refills.
The drop-in box unit is the lowest-cost option at $16.95, with an open-top design that suits retrofits where you are adding courtesy bags to stalls that never had them.
The roll format unit loads from a continuous roll. At 125 bags per roll against 50 per box, it more than doubles the interval between custodial refills, which matters in stadium, campus and airport restrooms where service windows are tight.
All three mount to partitions or finished wall surfaces with standard hardware, so a menstrual courtesy bag dispenser can go into an existing stall without touching the plumbing or the partition layout.
The formats are not interchangeable, so specify the pair together. Box units take SB8836 courtesy bags, which measure 5.5 inches wide by 9 inches long and ship 50 to a box with an adhesive seal.
Roll units take SR9010 menstrual hygiene courtesy bags, 4.5 by 9 inches with 2-inch gussets, 125 per roll. Both are stocked for standing refill orders through our menstrual hygiene courtesy bags collection.
If a sustainability spec is driving the bag decision, we compared the materials in recycled plastic versus biodegradable sanitary bags and broke down construction in what goes into a disposal bag.
A courtesy bag dispenser works as one part of a three-piece setup. Pair it with a sanitary napkin receptacle and matching receptacle liners so the sealed bag has somewhere to go.
For a single stall, the disposal starter kit bundles the pieces at $28.95. We also stock the Total Solution Feminine Hygiene Disposal Starter Set for facilities specifying a complete station as one line item.
Two accessories are worth adding. Our do not flush posters cost $2.95 and do real work, since signage paired with an in-stall bag is what actually changes user behavior. Replacement keys for our dispensers and receptacles run $5.75.
It offers users a sealed bag inside the stall, before they need it. Without one, products go into the toilet or an unlined bin. Our case for disposal bags covers the maintenance math.
Box format units take SB8836 bags in 50-count boxes. Roll format units take SR9010 bags at 125 per roll. The two are not cross-compatible, so confirm your format before placing a refill order.
Inside the stall, within reach of the seated user and near the receptacle. Keep it clear of grab bars and required clearances, since the 2010 ADA Standards govern reach range and protrusion into circulation paths at your specific layout.
Yes. We ship case quantities, set up standing bag refill orders across multiple buildings, and support institutional and government purchasing. Send us stall counts and we will size the first order. Request a quote or call 845-440-5220.
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