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Toilet brushes and holders for professional washrooms: open or closed, in stainless steel, white, black or plastic. Hygienic and stylish. Discover the range.

Toilet brushes

Toilet brushes and holders for professional washrooms: open or closed, in stainless steel, white, black or plastic. Hygienic and stylish. Discover the range.

Toilet brushes with a sturdy holder keep the toilet bowl clean between cleaning rounds. Here you will find wall-mounted and floor-standing models in plastic, stainless steel and metal for offices, hospitality, schools and healthcare. For several washrooms, simply request a quote.

Types of toilet brush holders

A good holder keeps the brush stable and largely out of sight. This gives the washroom a well-kept appearance. Toilet brush holders mainly differ in material, finish and shape: open, semi-closed or closed. They are part of our wide range in Sanitary & washroom fittings.

Plastic holders: PlastiQline and Basicline

Plastic is a light and economical choice. The PlastiQline toilet brush holder is available in standard plastic and in a stainless steel look version, which looks more upmarket without the weight of metal. The Basicline toilet brush holder is a simple, functional option for toilets with a limited number of users.

Design lines: PlastiQline Exclusive, Qbic-line and Wings

If you want the toilet brush to match your dispensers, choose a holder from the same design line. PlastiQline Exclusive is available in black, among other finishes, and Qbic-line and Wings also have their own toilet brush holder. This gives the whole washroom one recognisable style.

Stainless steel and metal: MediQo-line and Mediclinics

For heavily used toilets, stainless steel and metal are a robust choice. MediQo-line supplies toilet brush holders in stainless steel and in white. Mediclinics offers versions in stainless steel, white, high gloss and black metal, so you can find the right finish for a representative space too.

Open or semi-closed: SanTRAL

SanTRAL offers both an open and a semi-closed toilet brush holder. An open holder lets the brush dry faster, a (semi-)closed holder hides it better. Which shape suits best depends on the look you want and your cleaning routine.

Selection guide for toilet brush holders: plastic for light use, design lines for offices and hospitality, stainless steel and metal for intensive use

Which spaces are they for?

A toilet brush belongs in every toilet cubicle, from offices and schools to hospitality venues and hotels. In public buildings and sports facilities with many visitors, a sturdy holder in stainless steel or metal that can take a knock is the better choice. In care facilities and industry, an easy-to-clean holder contributes to a hygienic working environment. In smaller offices or practices, a plastic model is often sufficient.

What to look for

  • Ease of cleaning: a holder with a removable inner tray is easy to empty and clean.
  • Mounting: a wall-mounted model makes mopping the floor easier and is less likely to be moved or taken away.
  • Material: plastic is light and economical, stainless steel and metal are sturdier under intensive use.
  • Replaceable brush: check whether the brush or brush head can be replaced separately, so you can keep using the holder for longer.
  • Matching design: choose a holder from the same line as the toilet roll holder, sanitary bin and other products in Sanitary & washroom fittings.

Ordering from Hygiene-shop

  • Free shipping from € 250
  • Delivery throughout Belgium
  • Tailored quote for larger quantities or for equipping several washrooms
  • Personal advice on +32 (0)488 22 66 14 or via [email protected]

Frequently asked questions

Open or closed toilet brush holder: which is better?

An open holder lets the brush dry faster, a closed or semi-closed holder looks more discreet. Both are suitable; the choice depends on the look you want and on your cleaning routine.

How often should you replace a toilet brush?

Replace the brush as soon as the bristles are bent out of shape or soiled. In busy toilets this is naturally needed more often than in a small office.

Plastic or stainless steel: which should I choose?

For toilets with few users, plastic is a practical and economical choice. In public or busy toilets, a holder in stainless steel or metal usually lasts longer and keeps looking neat.

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