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These are the commercial hand sanitizer dispensers and floor stands we stock for entrances, lobbies, waiting areas and office corridors. The range covers freestanding stands, universal bottle holders, station signage and the sanitizer itself.
Every unit here is an open-format dispenser built around a standard pump bottle. You fill it with whatever sanitizer your facility already buys, so a placement decision does not commit you to one supplier's refill cartridge.
A hand sanitizer stand puts the dispenser where people already walk, which is what drives use. The Large Capacity Bottle Dispenser Kit from Bowman pairs a respiratory hygiene station with a powder-coated floor stand and measures 17" wide by 41.5" high, so it holds its own in a lobby without blocking a walkway.
A standalone floor stand is available where you already have a dispenser head and only need the base.
That kit is Made in the USA, finished in quartz beige powder-coated aluminum and steel, and the bottle secures to the stand with a zip tie or cable through the dispenser ring. A published datasheet is available for specification files.
For counters, reception desks and existing furniture, the universal bottle holder takes a standard hand gel bottle without a stand. Pair either format with hand sanitizer station signage so the unit is identifiable from across a room.
Sealed-cartridge dispensers tie a facility to one manufacturer's consumable for the life of the unit. The open-bottle format here keeps refill sourcing competitive, which matters when you are stocking dozens of placements across multiple sites.
We carry the refills to match. The Altor one-gallon hand sanitizer ships four bottles to a case, and our wider hand sanitizer range.
Placement decides usage more than the hardware does. Entrances and elevator lobbies catch people at the transition point. Waiting areas and reception desks catch them during a wait, which is when a countertop holder earns its footprint.
Breakrooms and shared kitchens are worth a placement because hands move between food and shared surfaces there. Our note on workplace hand hygiene programs covers how placement and stocking cadence work together.
Facilities building out a full station usually add cover-your-cough and infection prevention stations at the same points. Request a quote for bulk and multi-location orders.
A stand is freestanding and can be repositioned as traffic patterns change, with no wall fixing and no landlord approval. Wall dispensers are permanent. Everything in this collection is a floor stand or a countertop holder.
They are built for standard pump bottles, so refill sourcing stays open to any supplier you already buy from. Check bottle dimensions against the holder before you commit to a case quantity.
Start with the entrances, then add placements at reception, elevator lobbies, breakrooms and any shared equipment point. Traffic volume at each location matters more than total square footage.
Yes. Quantity pricing runs through the Quantity Discount Request on each product page, and we ship multi-site orders direct. Send your placement list and we will quote the stands, holders, signage and refills together.
These are the commercial hand sanitizer dispensers and floor stands we stock for entrances, lobbies, waiting areas and office corridors. The range covers freestanding stands, universal bottle holders, station signage and the sanitizer itself.
Every unit here is an open-format dispenser built around a standard pump bottle. You fill it with whatever sanitizer your facility already buys, so a placement decision does not commit you to one supplier's refill cartridge.
A hand sanitizer stand puts the dispenser where people already walk, which is what drives use. The Large Capacity Bottle Dispenser Kit from Bowman pairs a respiratory hygiene station with a powder-coated floor stand and measures 17" wide by 41.5" high, so it holds its own in a lobby without blocking a walkway.
A standalone floor stand is available where you already have a dispenser head and only need the base.
That kit is Made in the USA, finished in quartz beige powder-coated aluminum and steel, and the bottle secures to the stand with a zip tie or cable through the dispenser ring. A published datasheet is available for specification files.
For counters, reception desks and existing furniture, the universal bottle holder takes a standard hand gel bottle without a stand. Pair either format with hand sanitizer station signage so the unit is identifiable from across a room.
Sealed-cartridge dispensers tie a facility to one manufacturer's consumable for the life of the unit. The open-bottle format here keeps refill sourcing competitive, which matters when you are stocking dozens of placements across multiple sites.
We carry the refills to match. The Altor one-gallon hand sanitizer ships four bottles to a case, and our wider hand sanitizer range.
Placement decides usage more than the hardware does. Entrances and elevator lobbies catch people at the transition point. Waiting areas and reception desks catch them during a wait, which is when a countertop holder earns its footprint.
Breakrooms and shared kitchens are worth a placement because hands move between food and shared surfaces there. Our note on workplace hand hygiene programs covers how placement and stocking cadence work together.
Facilities building out a full station usually add cover-your-cough and infection prevention stations at the same points. Request a quote for bulk and multi-location orders.
A stand is freestanding and can be repositioned as traffic patterns change, with no wall fixing and no landlord approval. Wall dispensers are permanent. Everything in this collection is a floor stand or a countertop holder.
They are built for standard pump bottles, so refill sourcing stays open to any supplier you already buy from. Check bottle dimensions against the holder before you commit to a case quantity.
Start with the entrances, then add placements at reception, elevator lobbies, breakrooms and any shared equipment point. Traffic volume at each location matters more than total square footage.
Yes. Quantity pricing runs through the Quantity Discount Request on each product page, and we ship multi-site orders direct. Send your placement list and we will quote the stands, holders, signage and refills together.
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