Floor disinfectants are a high-volume institutional and hospitality staple — hotels, housekeeping vendors, facilities and clinics consume them by the drum on repeat cycles. As a biocidal floor product, the dilution ratio, contact time and efficacy data matter alongside fragrance and residue behaviour. This page covers formats, the concentrate economics and the claim discipline a floor disinfectant needs.
We supply liquid concentrates, fragranced cleaners and daily-use floor solutions, with the active-system, dilution and SDS/GHS documentation the category requires. Available in bulk and under private label, optimised for the facility and hospitality channels.
| Specification | Available options | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Concentration | Concentrate-for-dilution and ready-to-use | Concentrate is the facility and freight choice |
| Active system | QAC, phenolic-positioned, hydrogen peroxide | Defines efficacy and surface compatibility |
| Efficacy framing | EN 1276 (bactericidal) at stated dilution/contact time | Efficacy holds only at the tested dilution |
| Fragrance / residue | Floral, citrus, pine; low-residue finish | Fragrance and finish drive the repeat order |
| Fills | 1–5 L retail, 20 L / 200 L bulk drum | Bulk serves institutions and local fillers |
A floor disinfectant's efficacy claim is valid only at its tested dilution and contact time — over-dilute it and the biocidal action falls below the claim, even though the bottle is unchanged. That is why a credible concentrate states its dilution ratio and the EN 1276 contact time at that dilution, and why a clear dilution chart is essential for facility staff. We supply the dilution and efficacy data so the product performs as labelled in real housekeeping use, not just in the lab.
Floor disinfectant is bought in volume, which makes freight economics central. A concentrate ships many litres of working solution per litre shipped, cutting freight cost per use dramatically — the reason facilities and distant-market buyers favour it. Bulk drums (20 L / 200 L) and concentrate-for-local-fill are the most cost-efficient route, and we structure supply to minimise landed cost per litre of working solution.
Own-brand bottle, drum and carton artwork is supported, with SDS/GHS, dilution charts and efficacy data provided. Fragrance, residue level and surface compatibility are tuned to the hospitality and facility channels.
Yes — the claim holds only at the tested dilution and contact time. We supply a dilution chart and EN 1276 efficacy data so it performs as labelled.
Concentrate ships many litres of working solution per litre shipped, cutting freight per use — the efficient choice for facilities and distant markets.
Yes — 20 L and 200 L drums and concentrate-for-local-fill for hotels, housekeeping vendors and facilities.
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