Purell 9116-01 Floor Mount Wipe Dispenser 110 Capacity

Product Description

The PURELL 9116-01 is a floor-mounted wipe dispenser built for high-traffic environments where accessible hand hygiene and surface wiping supplies are a daily operational requirement. Constructed from metal, this dispenser holds up to 110 wipes and is finished in white. Its floor-standing mount style allows placement without wall anchoring, making it suitable for open-floor areas such as production floors, healthcare settings, gyms, and commercial facilities. Installation is handled by facility maintenance or janitorial staff and requires no specialized trade licensing. At 16.6 pounds, it is a solid, stable unit.

The 9116-01 is designed for use in commercial and institutional environments where freestanding dispenser placement is preferred or required. Typical locations include building lobbies, fitness centers, healthcare waiting areas, warehouses, and industrial work areas. The floor-mount design eliminates the need for permanent wall mounting hardware, allowing the unit to be repositioned as traffic patterns or facility layouts change. Its 110-wipe capacity reduces the frequency of refill interventions in moderate- to high-usage settings.

Key Features

• Floor-mount design requires no wall anchoring or drilling
• Metal construction provides durability in demanding commercial environments
• 110-wipe dispenser capacity reduces refill frequency
• White finish suits standard commercial and healthcare interiors
• Freestanding footprint allows flexible repositioning

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use floor-mount wipe dispenser for commercial and institutional wipe dispensing applications. Verify wipe canister compatibility with PURELL 9116-01 specifications before ordering refills.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facility maintenance personnel and does not require licensed trade work. Assemble the unit on a level surface per the manufacturer instructions before loading wipes. No wall anchoring is required, but placement should account for foot traffic clearance and ADA accessibility guidelines where applicable. Inspect the base and locking mechanism before placing the unit in service.