SD8000 Tampon, Sanitary Napkin and Courtesy Bag Dispenser, ADA-Friendly Design, Made in the USA

Accommodates most sanitary napkins in a standard no. 4 style vending box and tampons in a standard vending tube.  Costs approximately half the price of similar products on the market, ensuring affordability without compromising quality. Proudly made in the USA, guaranteeing superior craftsmanship and durability.  No breakable parts, knobs, sensors, or buttons, ensuring long-lasting functionality and minimal maintenance.  Proven success in schools across North America, attesting to its effectiveness and reliability.  All materials meet all provisions of the Buy American Act.  Available in dispenser only or pre-filled.  Pre-filled includes: 25 Tampax® tampons in vending tube or similar item and 12 Maxithin pads (No. 4 size box), 25 disposal bags.  Provides menstrual hygiene products without the investment of a full-sized coin-operated vending unit.  Durable 22 Gauge Powder Coated White Steel Dual dispensing system holds both pads, tampons, and disposal bags.  Can be mounted to wall with screws or can be placed on a flat surface.  Holds 25 Tampax® tampons in vending tube or similar item and 12 Maxithin pads (No. 4 size box), 25 disposal bags"sold separately    "Refill kit "sold Separately":Refill Item # R80002Xwill fill the unit two times.

Holds and Dispenses:  25 Vended style tampons, 12 Sanitary pads (No. 4 size box) and 25 disposal bags "sold separately". Standard size for most restrooms with 2 or more stalls. 

Unit measurements:16 1/8” tall x 5.5” wide x 4 1/4” deep
Weight4 lbs, 6 oz.ADA-Friendly DesignThe SD7000 is designed to support compliance with the2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Designwhen installed properly.Made in the USA 

SKU: SD8000

For partitions with particle-board or other solid core, provide sheet-metal screws or through-bolts, nuts and washers. For hollow core metal partitions, provide solid backing into which sheet metal screws can be secured. If two units are installed back to back, then provide threaded sleeves and machine screws for the full thickness of partition. For plaster or drywall construction, provide concealed backing to comply with local building codes, then secure unit with sheet-metal screws.

For all other wall surfaces, provide sheet metal screws and fiber plugs or expansion shields or toggle bolts or expansion bolts.

Designed for high-traffic commercial restroom environments with flexible installation options that support ADA accessibility when properly placed.

Golden Group International dispensers and receptacles are designed to support compliance with the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design when installed properly.

1. Operability
• One-handed operation
• No tight grasping, pinching, or twisting
• Smooth, low-force use

2. Reach Range
• ADA maximum reach: 48" AFF
• ADA minimum reach: 15" AFF
• Recommended dispensing height: 30"–44" AFF

3. Clear Floor Space
• Minimum 30" x 48" clear floor space for wheelchair access

4. Protrusion Guidelines • ADA limits wall-mounted objects in circulation paths to 4" maximum projection
• Units over 4" deep should be installed outside required circulation paths
• Recommended locations include recessed areas, alcoves, side walls, and protected wall areas

5. Recommended Placement – Dispensers
• Typically installed at the front of the restroom near sinks or entry areas
• Should be easily accessible to users
• Must be placed out of circulation paths
• Do not install where the unit projects into walkways or interferes with required ADA clearances

6. Recommended Placement – Receptacles (TD1000 / TD9200)
• Install inside restroom stalls
• Position near the toilet and toilet paper dispenser
• Ensure placement is within easy reach of the seated user
• Do not interfere with grab bars or required clearances

7. Installation Best Practices
• Mount securely using appropriate hardware
• Ensure the unit is level and properly aligned
• Verify final placement complies with ADA guidelines, local building codes, and facility layout

8. Important Compliance Note
ADA compliance depends on proper installation and site-specific conditions. The installer is responsible for ensuring compliance based on the final layout and environment.