Janitorial supply catalog template with dilution charts and case packs
A 27-page wholesale catalog for professional cleaning supply, with real photography of crews cleaning glass, sinks and floors, a dilution and pack-size chart and a color-coding page. For jan-san distributors and chemical makers.
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All 27 pages: 7 covers and 20 designed pages
Choose one cover and any of the designed pages — they share one look, so the catalog stays consistent however many you use. Every word, color and photo is editable.



























Product pages that fill themselves
Import your products and they take this layout automatically — shown here with sample products. Switch the grid any time, from 2 × 2 to 4 × 5 or a one-column line sheet.




About the Cleaning Supplies Premium template
This janitorial supply catalog template is bold and bright: Merriweather Sans for headlines and text, monospaced SKUs and ratios, and a strong cobalt blue with a lemon-yellow accent on a cool gray-white page. Color bands that end in a squeegee blade and water-drop photo frames recur throughout, and most of the seven covers put a dilution ratio such as 1:128 front and center. Twenty designed pages follow, plus clean white product pages.
Sample copy for a fictional Columbus cleaning supply house sells concentrates by the case to schools, hotels, offices and kitchens. Import your chemicals, mops and cloths from Shopify, WooCommerce or a CSV, and each product page carries SKU, ratio, pack size and unit price. Give facility managers a printed copy for the janitor closet, or a flipbook with an order form for reorders.
Best for
- Jan-san distributors selling concentrates, tools and paper by the case
- Cleaning chemical makers presenting dilution ratios to facility buyers
- Suppliers to schools, hotels, offices and commercial kitchens
- Contract cleaning suppliers that train crews on color-coded tools
- Sales reps who leave a printed price book at every customer site
Pages worth a closer look

Dilution and pack-size chart
Each product gets its ratio, amount per gallon and per 32 oz bottle, and pH, under a reminder to add concentrate to water, with pack sizes from a 32 oz trigger to a 55 gal drum below. Crews mix correctly, and buyers see every pack size at a glance.

Four-color coding guide
Red for toilets, yellow for washroom sinks, green for kitchen and food areas, blue for general surfaces. The page explains which cloths, mops and buckets share each color and doubles as a training sheet for new crews.

Featured concentrate with cost per use
A floor cleaner shown with its ratio, price per gallon and per case, the approximate cost per diluted gallon, and a spec block for pH, foam, scent and pack. Cost per use is the number that persuades a facility manager.

Floor-care demo day
An invitation to a live strip, scrub and finish demonstration with an hour-by-hour agenda. Swap the topics for your own training sessions, dispenser installs or product launches.
What facility buyers want in a janitorial catalog
Price per diluted gallon, not per jug
Concentrates look expensive next to ready-to-use bottles until the cost per diluted gallon is shown. Print the ratio, the pack price and the cost per use side by side, so a purchasing manager can compare like with like.
Keep safety data within reach
Facilities must keep a safety data sheet for every chemical they store. Say how sheets are supplied and where they can be found online, and print handling notes such as gloves and eye protection for concentrates next to the dilution chart.
Match the catalog to your color code
If you sell color-coded cloths, mops and buckets, use the same four colors in the catalog as on the products and explain each zone once. Facilities that train crews on color coding prefer a supplier whose catalog matches the training.
Time promotions to the school year
Schools and universities strip and refinish floors over the summer break, so floor finish, stripper and pads sell in late spring. Hotels and restaurants buy ahead of their busy seasons. Schedule stock-up offers so orders land before the work starts.
State case packs and mixed-case rules
Most janitorial products sell by the case, but smaller sites want to mix. Give case quantities, say whether mixed cases are allowed and print the order value for free delivery, so a single school or office can order without overbuying.
From product list to finished catalog
Pick this template
Open Cleaning Supplies Premium in EasyCatalog and choose the cover and the pages you want — every page is optional and editable.
Add your products
Import from Shopify in one click, or upload a CSV, connect WooCommerce or a product feed. Your products fill the product pages automatically.
Download or share
Export a print-ready PDF (up to 300 DPI, CMYK and bleed for print shops) or share an online flipbook with a built-in order form.
Questions about this template
What does the Cleaning Supplies Premium template include?
Seven covers and 20 designed pages, among them a dilution and pack-size chart, a color-coding guide, a featured concentrate, best sellers, a stock-up promotion, a demo-day invitation, trade terms and contact details. Product pages in the same style are filled automatically from your product list.
Can I set case minimums and volume pricing for cleaning products?
Yes, in the wholesale flipbook. Set a minimum order value, order multiples so concentrates are bought in full cases, and three volume price tiers. Buyers order from the built-in form, and every order arrives by email and in the app.
How should a janitorial supply catalog be organized?
Organizing by cleaning area suits facility buyers: floor care, washroom, kitchen, glass and surfaces, then tools, cloths and paper. Each section can open with the ratio range and color code it uses, so crews find what they need without reading every page.
What should every cleaning chemical listing include?
Product name, use area, dilution ratio, pH, scent, pack size and units per case, plus the price per unit and per case. Note the surfaces it is suitable for, such as finished floors or stainless steel, and where the safety data sheet can be found.
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