Metal Pump Soap Dispenser 300 ml, Striped Acrylic for Basin

Count what a soap pump actually gets. The body is touched almost never. The head is pressed by a wet hand, with detergent on it, perhaps forty times between breakfast and bed.

What Are the Key Features of This 300 ml Dispenser with a Chrome Pump Head?

• A metal head where a plastic one fails - the collar of a pump is where hairline cracks start and soap begins seeping down the bottle; chrome does not have that weak point.
• Stripes moulded in, not printed on - the pattern is the wall itself, so the side you grip while pressing cannot wear bald the way a coated or printed body does.
• 8 cm across and 15.8 cm tall - a saucer-sized circle at the height of a tall glass, which is what fits the strip of tile behind a basin tap.
• Wiped with the same cloth as the tap - the head takes the cloth you already have in your hand at the basin, so cleaning it is not a separate job you will skip.
• 200 g empty on a rigid ribbed wall - light enough to lift one-handed while the ribs keep it from flexing when a palm comes down on the pump.

Where Can You Use This Chrome-Topped Soap Dispenser?

• The surround of a family bathroom basin, as the hand-soap station
• A guest cloakroom off the sitting room
• The washroom of a small office
• A clinic reception

Why Does a Chrome Pump Head Not Crack Like a Plastic One?

• A chrome head has no collar to crack - a plastic one goes chalky, opens a hairline where the shaft enters, and weeps a bead of soap that dries into a ridge.
• Stripes moulded in, not printed on - an applied pattern wears bald exactly where your fingers steady the bottle, but a shape cut into the wall cannot rub off.
• Cleaned with the cloth already in your hand - it takes the same wipe as the tap, at the same moment, which is the only routine anybody keeps.

Details

Material & Build

• Pump head: chrome - metal at the collar, which is where a plastic pump cracks and starts seeping.
• Body: acrylic - unbothered by the faintly alkaline film dried hand soap leaves; it wipes rather than etching.
• Striped, moulded into the wall - the ribs also stiffen a thin wall, which is how it stays rigid under a palm at 200 g.
• Wide opening - refills by pouring, without a funnel.
• Takes liquid hand soap, dish soap and lotion.

Dimensions

• Capacity: 300 ml - on a station used by everyone that is a fortnight rather than a season, which is the trade for something that stays small.
• Stated size: 8 cm wide x 15.8 cm tall - printed in the seller's title as W and H. A saucer-sized circle at the height of a tall glass. The structured measurement column is empty, and the carton happens to share these figures, which tells you the box is a close fit rather than that the numbers are wrong.
• Weight: 200 g empty.

Colours

• Body in grey, beige, black or white. The chrome head sits with all four.

Care

• Wipe clean; the wide mouth means the inside can be reached rather than only rinsed.

Specifications