Water first, then variety
Choose the water size and total bottle count that fit everyday use. Add eligible beverage layers when the team needs more than water.
Order bottled water by the pallet, add break-room beverages, or build a mixed pallet with eligible paper products. One planned delivery can replace repeated supply runs.
Start with actual consumption, available storage, and receiving access. A pallet can serve one large facility or create a planned buffer for several teams.
Choose the water size and total bottle count that fit everyday use. Add eligible beverage layers when the team needs more than water.
The custom builder shows eligible copy paper and paper towel layers alongside drinks, with price and weight estimates as the mix changes.
Share loading dock rules, freight-elevator limitations, receiving hours, parking restrictions, and the final pallet location.
Check that the pallet or cases can move from receiving to a dry, secure storage area without blocking required paths.
Record when the first pallet arrives and when stock reaches the reorder point, then use that interval for future planning.
A facilities or office manager should confirm the product plan with the person responsible for receiving.
Use the quote request for building-specific questions.
The custom pallet builder shows eligible items that can be combined by layer. The final mix, weight, availability, and delivery are confirmed before ordering.
Delivery placement depends on the confirmed access plan. Describe the dock, entrance, elevator, equipment, and desired drop point when requesting the quote.
Yes. The office-supplies catalog lists full pallets of copy paper and commercial paper towels with delivered prices.
Water, beverages, and eligible office supplies.