Description:

Order by Room Count: Rooms times occupancy gives the quantity. Amenities bought separately deplete at different rates and carry a reorder point each; taken as a kit, none of that reaches your stock sheet.

What's in the Kit: Two dental kits, a razor with shaving cream, comb, vanity kit, shower cap and soap, alongside the four-piece 40ml wet line. 

Sealed on Three Edges: Every item is heat-sealed into its own frosted film sachet. The seal keeps out water, damp and dust - the three things that spoil an amenity tray before a guest reaches it.

Built for a Wet Bathroom: Card boxes soften on a splashed vanity and paper wraps swell and cockle. Film does neither - in a bathroom that never dries out, it is the only format still looking new at turnover. 

For Coastal and Tropical Properties: Salt air, monsoon months and long unconditioned store-room periods are where paper-packed amenities get written off. A sealed film pack survives all three - which is why this line suits island, beach and tropical properties.

It Answers the Hygiene Question: Guests hesitate over amenities that look handled. A sealed pack the guest breaks open is visible proof that nothing has touched it - the doubt settles before it is raised.

Cost Per Room Stays Low: A three-side-seal sachet is the least expensive protective format there is: no board, no box, no foil. Cleanliness here is a material decision, not a budget one. 

Set Your Own Configuration: Every component is supplied stand-alone. Fix the contents once to suit your room grade, then order that configuration by room count.

Used in:

- Midscale hotels and hotel chains

- Coastal, island and beach resorts

- Properties in tropical and monsoon climates

- Serviced apartments and long-stay rooms

- New hotel openings and room refurbishments