HOTEL QUALITY BED, BATH AND HOME NATIONWIDE DELIVERY
Who we supply
At a lodge the guest experience is everything, and linen is one of the first things guests touch. It also has to work hard: high turnover, frequent laundering, dust, and logistics that make a missing delivery expensive. Plan for durability and practicality without giving up a refined finish.
Lodges wash in different ways: on-site, outsourced, or with a long turnaround because of location. The fabric should suit how you actually launder.
| Fabric | Why lodges choose it |
|---|---|
| Polycotton percale 200TC (50/50) | Durable, quick drying and resistant to creasing. Well suited to remote laundry and busy turnarounds. |
| Cotton percale 200TC | Crisp and breathable, comfortable in warm climates. |
| Cotton percale 300TC (white only) | A premium feel for luxury lodge rooms. |
The goal is linen that still looks crisp after laundering, not linen that loses structure. Neat, strong stitching, accurate sizing for a clean fit and fabrics that keep their shape after repeated washes all help rooms look consistently polished.
Lodge beds are not always standard retail sizes, and a poor fit means slipping duvets and sheets that pull loose. We supply Single, 3/4, 3/4 XL, Double, Queen, King, Super King and Super King XL, and can size linen to fit your exact setup, which is useful when you have a mix of room types.
When a delivery is a long drive away, it pays to hold a buffer. A common rule of thumb is three sets per bed: one on the bed, one in the wash and one on the shelf. A lodge with a slow laundry cycle or a full house for weeks at a time should hold more. Order well before peak season, and tell us your room count and laundry arrangement so we can help you work out quantities and ask for a written quotation to confirm the total.
At a lodge, branding should enhance the experience rather than overpower it. Embroidery on towels and bathrobes and satin stitch detailing on pillowcases are subtle, help with stock control and make the room feel considered. Choosing one colour scheme across rooms gives a cohesive look.
Whether you are preparing for peak season, opening new rooms or replacing worn stock, you can order in the quantities you need: there is no minimum order for trade clients. Apply for a trade account to see hospitality prices, and ask for a written quotation that holds your prices for seven days. Ready-stock items usually take 3 to 5 business days and made-to-order items 7 to 14 business days before dispatch, with courier time added after that, so allow extra time for remote deliveries and tell us your date.
Good to know
Polycotton percale 200TC is a strong choice for remote lodges because it is durable, dries quickly and resists creasing. Cotton percale 200TC is crisp and breathable for warm climates, and cotton percale 300TC (white only) gives a premium feel.
Yes. We can size linen to suit your exact bed setups, including a mix of room types. Custom sizes are made to order.
We offer embroidery on towels and bathrobes and satin stitch detailing on pillowcases. Contact us with your requirements for a quote.
Ready-stock items usually take 3 to 5 business days and made-to-order items 7 to 14 business days before dispatch, with courier time added after that. Delivery times vary by location, so tell us your date and we will plan around it.
No. There is no minimum order for trade clients, so you can order one room's worth of linen or a full property in a single order.
