Bsc Preferred TT2BT Tissue Paper 96 Count Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED TT2BT is an economical tissue sold under the Bedford brand, designed for restroom and breakroom use in commercial and institutional settings. Packaged as a case of 96 units, it provides a cost-effective supply solution for facilities that require consistent restroom stock. The case ships at approximately 35.62 pounds and measures 18.5 inches long, 25.75 inches wide, and 17.5 inches tall, making it straightforward to palletize and store in standard supply rooms. Facility managers, janitorial contractors, and building service professionals are the primary installers and end users of this product.

This tissue is suited for light commercial and institutional restroom applications including office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, and similar environments. It is sold by the case and sourced as a budget-conscious option where high-volume replenishment is a priority. The Bedford brand positions this product as an economical alternative without deviating from standard tissue function in typical restroom dispensers.

Key Features

• 96 units per case for high-volume restroom supply needs
• Bedford brand economical tissue for cost-effective facility maintenance
• Non-hazardous product safe for standard storage and handling
• Case weight of 35.62 pounds with standardized outer dimensions for easy warehousing
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-7131

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-7131. Designed as a standard replacement tissue for commercial and institutional restroom dispensers compatible with conventional tissue rolls or sheets.

Installation Notes

Tissue replacement is typically performed by janitorial or facilities maintenance staff without specialized tools or trade licensing. Store cases in a dry, climate-controlled area away from moisture to maintain product integrity. When loading dispensers, follow the dispenser manufacturer guidelines for proper tissue orientation and loading direction. No lockout or power-down procedures are required for tissue restocking.