The Wipex Studio Library: hygiene supplies & dispenser placement for wellness studios
A clean studio isn't one big product, it's the right wipe in the right spot.
This library maps every Wipex Studio product to the room where it belongs, from the reformer row to the restroom, so members always find a station within reach and you never run out mid-week.
One studio day, eight moments members notice clean
Members rarely remember the playlist. They remember a sticky mat, a reformer strap that smelled like the last class, or the station that was empty when they needed it. Here's where each Wipex product quietly does its job.
6:00Doors open
First hello at the front desk. A canister of fitness wipes and a hand-wipe station set the tone before anyone touches a mat.
Where to place wipe dispensers in a yoga, Pilates or wellness studio
Tap a room. You'll see which dispenser goes where, what to stock in it, and the one placement detail most studios miss. The rule of thumb: a member should reach a station in fewer than ten steps from where they finish.
WWall dispenserFFloor dispenserBBucketCCanisterGOdor gel
Restrooms & locker rooms
This is where members decide whether your studio feels premium. It's also where sweat, damp towels and closed doors trap odor.
Place
A wall dispenser beside the exit door, mounted so the nozzle sits within easy reach. Odor gel on a high shelf, away from the sink.
Most-missed detail: keep body wipes and surface wipes in separate, labeled stations. Members trust what's clearly theirs.
Yoga room
Mats hold sweat, skin oils and, in hot rooms, a lot more of both. The cleanup has to be gentle on PVC, rubber, TPE and cork. If in doubt, test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
Place
A 400-count bucket right next to the mat and prop shelf, so cleaning happens on the way to putting the mat away. A gel in the back corner of hot rooms.
Reformers are the most expensive thing in the room. The station needs a wipe made to be gentle on vinyl upholstery, and it has to be impossible to skip.
Place
A free-standing floor dispenser at the end of the reformer row. It doubles as a trash point, with a 7-gallon bin built in, so used wipes never land on the carriage.
Most-missed detail: the lockable door matters. Without it, rolls dry out or walk away. Outfitting a full-size gym floor? See bulk gym wipes & dispensers.
Kit saves $51.96
Martial arts mat space
Mats meet bare skin every round. The habit that matters most: clean hands on, clean mat off.
Place
A floor dispenser at the mat's entry edge, beside the shoe line, plus a hand-wipe station on the wall people pass on the way in.
How many wipes does a yoga or Pilates studio need each month?
Move the sliders to match a normal week. You'll get a monthly wipe count, the number of 700-count rolls to keep on the shelf, and a reorder rhythm you can put on autopilot.
A 700-count roll with plastic-free cloth, made for dispensers. Gentle on vinyl and leather upholstery. If in doubt, test on a small, inconspicuous area first.
Gentle on the vinyl upholstery of massage and chiropractic tables. If in doubt, test on a small, inconspicuous area first. Pair it with the XL bucket dispenser on your side cart.
Everyday Wipex fitness wipes clean; they are not disinfectants. When your written protocol calls for disinfecting hard, non-porous surfaces, use our EPA-registered disinfecting roll as directed on the label.
Every product from the map above, in one place. Filter by what you're stocking. Running a large gym or several locations? Shop bulk gym wipes for fitness facilities.
Where should wipe dispensers go in a yoga or Pilates studio?
Put them where people finish, not where they enter. In a yoga room that's next to the mat and prop shelf; in a reformer room it's at the end of the reformer row. Add a hand-wipe station inside the front door and separate body wipes in the locker room.
How many wipe stations does a small studio need?
Plan one station per room where people sweat or touch shared equipment, plus one at the entry. Most boutique studios land on three to five. Members should reach a station in fewer than ten steps from where they finish.
How many wipes does a boutique studio use per month?
Plan on two to three wipes per person per visit. A studio running six classes a day, twelve people per class, six days a week uses roughly 4,700 wipes a month, about seven 700-count rolls. Use the station planner above for your own numbers.
Are Wipex fitness wipes disinfectants?
No. Wipex fitness and yoga mat wipes are cleaning wipes. When your protocol calls for disinfection, use the Wipex EPA-registered disinfecting wipes roll on hard, non-porous surfaces as directed on the label. Hand sanitizing wipes are for hands only, not surfaces.
Can members use body wipes from the same station as equipment wipes?
Keep them apart. Body wipes belong in the locker room or at the desk as an amenity; equipment wipes belong next to the equipment. Separate, labeled stations prevent mix-ups and make each one feel intentional.
How high should a wall-mounted wipe dispenser be installed?
Mount it so every member can reach the top nozzle comfortably. Many studios keep the dispensing point within the ADA forward-reach range of 15 to 48 inches from the floor. Install it nozzle-up and keep the refill in its bag to hold moisture.
Which refill rolls fit Wipex dispensers?
Every Wipex bulk roll from 350 to 2,000ct fits both Wipex steel dispensers (floor and wall) and the XL bucket dispenser.
Why use a gel odor eliminator in a studio?
It has no flame and no smoke, so it fits yoga rooms, restrooms and locker rooms where candles or incense aren't an option. See the product page and label for directions.
Your next step
Set up one station this week. Members will notice by Friday.
Start with the room that gets the most traffic, then add the rest on a refill subscription so you never count rolls again.
