This Diplomat Series Napkin/Tampon Vendor is a top - notch addition to any commercial restroom. It's made of heavy - gauge stainless steel, with all exposed surfaces having an elegant architectural satin finish. The unique dual - curve geometry gives it a modern and stylish look. The cabinet features a welded construction, boasting seamless corners and burr - free edges for a smooth and safe experience. The 20 - gauge stainless steel door is sturdy and durable, attached with a concealed, full - length stainless steel piano hinge. It comes with a tumbler lock for security. The 22 - gauge stainless steel coin box is secured by a separate lock, keyed just like other Bradley units. With a cost of only 10 cents per use, the coin mechanism can be replaced in the field without removing the cabinet from the wall. This dispenser can hold and dispense 18 napkins and 28 tampons. It's recess - mounted and compliant with ADA standards. Make sure to check the installation codes for proper setup.
Specifications:
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Finish: Satin
- Width: 17 Inches
- Height: 28 - 13/16 Inches
- Depth: 5 - 3/4 Inches
- Mounting: Recessed
- Cost: 10 Cents
Using this Bradley sanitary napkin and tampon dispenser is a breeze. Just insert 10 cents into the coin slot, and you'll be able to access either a napkin or a tampon. The lock on the door keeps the contents secure, so only authorized personnel can refill it.
When it comes to installation, since it's recess - mounted, make sure to follow the ADA standards and check the local installation codes. This will ensure a proper and compliant setup.
For maintenance, regularly clean the stainless - steel surfaces with a mild cleaner to keep its satin finish looking great. Check the coin mechanism occasionally to make sure it's working properly. If it malfunctions, you can replace it in the field without having to take the whole cabinet off the wall. And when refilling, keep track of the number of napkins and tampons you put in to ensure there's always an adequate supply for users.
