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DirectLine Wholesale / Lahore
Business essentials.
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Waste bins, mops, janitorial tools and everyday business supplies. Explore our catalogue and discuss your wholesale requirements.
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Supplies for the way you work.
Restaurants & HoReCa ↗
Serving trays, bags, cleaning tools and hygiene essentials.
Offices & facilities ↗
Waste bins, tissue dispensers and everyday cleaning tools.
Hotels & housekeeping ↗
Trolleys, mops, buckets and housekeeping supplies.
Clinics & hospitals ↗
Explore waste-handling and hygiene product options.
Wholesale enquiries
Your supply list.
One conversation.
Send the products, sizes, quantities and delivery location you need. Confirm pricing and availability directly with our team.
01 Share your product list
02 Confirm specifications & quantities
03 Review your quotation
Mops, refills & accessories
Check the fit.
Build the right cleaning set.
Compare the refill, clip, handle and frame before ordering. Send a photo or measurements when you need help identifying a connection.
The buying desk
Better questions. Better buying decisions.
Buying guide
Buying cleaning supplies in bulk
Compare purchase units, specifications and quotations.
Buying guide
Choosing a commercial waste bin
Check capacity, lid style and placement before ordering.
Buying guide
Matching mop refills and handles
Avoid ordering a refill that does not fit your existing tool.
Buying guide
Need a mixed order?
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The DirectLine supply guide
Wholesale cleaning and janitorial supplies in Lahore
01 / Waste management
Set up waste collection that fits your site
An office washroom, a restaurant service area and a warehouse loading point each need a different waste collection setup. Start by noting what goes into the bin, how quickly it fills and when staff can empty it. That gives you a better starting point for choosing capacity than copying the size of a bin from another location.
Measure the space around the collection point, including room to open the lid, remove a bag and move the bin. If the container travels along a service route, check door widths, thresholds and turns. Tell us if you need pedal operation, wheels, a stand or specific identification for a particular waste stream. For specialist waste, confirm the required container and handling procedure with your facility team.
Order liners against the actual bin opening and internal dimensions. Ask how many bags come in a roll or carton before comparing prices. For a site with several collection points, list each location and its required quantity separately. This helps your team match the delivered bins and liners to the right areas without having to sort the order again.
02 / Floor care
Match mops, buckets and tools to the job
Start with the surface and the way your team cleans it. An entrance that collects dry dust needs different tools from a tiled corridor that is mopped regularly. Group mops, wipers, brushes and buckets by the work they do, and check how much equipment can be stored at each site. Where staff move between areas, look at the bucket footprint, how the wringer is operated and where the equipment can be emptied and stored.
When ordering a refill, identify the frame, handle and attachment before choosing a replacement. A similar-looking mop head may use a different clip, pocket or fitting. Send a photo of the connection and the measurements that affect fit. If you need the complete assembly, list the head, handle and frame together and ask which components come with the quoted item.
For cleaning liquids, describe the surface and task and ask for the directions for the actual product on offer. Compare pack volume and the amount needed for your routine. Keep the approved model, attachment and pack size in your purchasing records so the next restock can be checked against the same specification.
03 / Washrooms and hygiene
Keep dispensers and everyday refills in sync
A washroom restock works best when the refill is chosen for the dispenser already installed. For paper towels, note the fold, sheet dimensions and available space inside the unit. For tissue rolls, check the roll width, outside diameter and core size where relevant. A photograph of the dispenser open and closed can help clarify which details need to be checked before you order.
For a new washroom or a replacement unit, put the dispenser and refill on separate lines in your enquiry. State the number of locations and how often each one is used. Confirm what comes with the unit, what has to be ordered separately and the purchase quantity for the refill. This makes it easier to budget for the initial equipment and the recurring consumables.
Restaurants, offices and hotels can all use the same checklist, even when their stock levels differ. Review actual usage at busy locations before you increase the order for every site. If you also need gloves or washroom cleaning products, state the intended task and any size or specification that matters. Ask for current availability before substituting an item your team already uses.
04 / Business purchasing
Bring your next wholesale order into one list
Whether you are opening a site or planning a regular restock, put each item on a separate line with its name, dimensions or capacity, required quantity and purchase unit. Specify which items must match equipment on site and which can be substituted. If your enquiry covers several branches or departments, add a location next to each quantity. This helps the Lahore team understand what each team needs and where it will be received.
Compare quotations on the same basis. A price for one unit, a pack or a carton can only be compared once the contents are clear. Check the model and included components before looking at the total. Ask about current stock, delivery charges, receiving arrangements and the expected dispatch date for your order. If one line is urgent, mark it separately so you can discuss an appropriate delivery plan.
Share your list with DirectLine by phone, email or WhatsApp. For a first purchase, ask whether you can check the offered specification or request a trial quantity. For a repeat purchase, refer to the previous order and explain what has changed. Keep the final list and quotation together so the receiving team can verify the products and quantities on arrival.
