This listing is for 12 of my best selling Boardwalk style soap dishes in your choice of wood type - poplar, sycamore or American cherry



Add value to your soap with a soap dish. A soap dish allows your soap to dry out faster after use, preventing it from melting in a puddle of water on the sink's edge...thus causing your soap to last longer and have more value to your customer.


12 poplar wood soap dishes $1.39 each
12 red alder wood soap dishes - $1.18 each
12 American cherry wood soap dishes - $1.55



These soap dishes are may standard size - 2.75" x 4" x .75"
This soap dish has minimal surface area to minimize the sticking of the soap. The wide angled channels allows the water to quickly drain for the soap, extending the life of the soap. This not only allows your soap to dry quicker and extending life to the soap, but it also extends the life of the soap dish.


Poplar wood is a fast growing sustainable hardwood that grows in abundance here in North American, and it performs exceptionally well with water and moisture exposure. Poplar wood varies in color from white cream to light minty green as depicted in both extremes in the second picture.

red alder is a lighter weight wood very similar in density to poplar. Alder has a beautiful red wood grain very similar in color to cherry wood.

Sycamore wood is a hardwood with a pink specked wood grain.

American cherry is a real sign of luxury...a heavy hardwood that finishes exceptionally smooth to the touch...the weightiness of this soap dish feel substantial in hand, and the beautiful warm red wood grain does not disappoint. American cherry wood will darken and become richer in color over time and with exposure to light.



* * * * * EXAMPLES of how you can boost soap sales and profits by including these soap dishes in your product offering:

Increase the sales of your soaps by offering a FREE poplar wood soap dish with the purchase of 4 soaps.

Encourage your customers to purchase an additional soap dish so that they can property follow the care instructions of these soap dishes...which simply call for using soap dishes in pairs. Use one soap dish for 3-4 weeks, and then wipe clean and set aside to fully dry out while the second soap dish is in use. Alternating them this way and periodically allowing them to fully dry out will prevent mold and mildew from developing, and will extend the life of the soap dish significantly.
Offer all four wood types as additional purchase add-ons for your customers. A variety of options will keep your customers looking at your products longer and asking questions.