Migrant and worker accommodation

Trip in worker and migrant accommodation

People working shifts and living far from a shop have little time for errands. A machine on site makes the basics available.

Trip razor with built-in gel in its pack

Why here

Who is missing a shaving kit, when, and what they need then.

Early and late shifts

Working hours often fall outside shop opening hours.

Just arrived

New residents arrive with limited luggage and no transport.

Shared facilities

In shared bathrooms, one complete product is handier than loose items.

Which pack size fits

The 3- and 6-packs for residents staying longer; the single pack as an extra in the machine.

  • Single pack Also available
  • 3-pack Recommended here
  • 6-pack Recommended here

Six variants, including Lady. Prices and pack dimensions on request.

Where it goes

  • Vending machine

    In the common room or at the entrance of the complex.

  • Combi machine

    In a combi machine next to drinks and food.

  • Desk or till

    In the on-site shop or with the site manager.

Permission and rules

The owner or manager of the accommodation decides on placement on site.

Frequently asked questions

Can an employer or housing provider buy in bulk?

Yes. Ask about terms for larger quantities in 3- or 6-packs.

Is the packaging multilingual?

Ask us about the packaging text; we align this per request.

Does a machine really work better here than a shop?

That depends on the location. We discuss together what fits.

Trip at your location

Tell us about your location or machines. We reply personally.

  1. Your requestType of location, city and how you want to sell.
  2. We alignVariants, pack size, quantities and delivery.
  3. ProposalWith price and terms. No obligation.
For example: city, number of visitors or machines, and whether a machine is already in place.