A linen cupboard that stays in order
Linen Handling and Storage keeps the cycle moving: collection, hand-over to the laundry, counting and a cupboard that can be read at a glance.
Back to HomeWhat it covers
Used linen is collected, bagged and handed to the commercial laundry you use or agree with us; clean linen is received back, counted and shelved. Counting is weekly, and a short written summary follows each month. The washing itself is done by the laundry, not by Frieze Protocol.
Why a count matters
Linen is rarely lost in one go. A set wears out unnoticed, another stays on a floor of a back room, and months later the budget shows a gap nobody can account for. A cupboard that has to be searched also slows every turnover that draws from it.
A weekly count will not stop wear. It makes the gap visible while it is still small, and the monthly summary says which items were retired and which are short.
Price
from
¥21,000
per month, one property
- · Collection of used linen
- · Hand-over to and from your laundry
- · Weekly stock count
- · Storage cupboard put in order
- · Monthly written summary
Scope is one property with up to twenty rooms. Laundry charges are paid to the laundry, not to Frieze Protocol. The monthly amount for your property and the way it can be changed or stopped are set in the written agreement.
Edges of the service
The laundry is yours
The laundry is chosen by you or agreed with us and contracted by you. Its quality, timing and charges are its own.
Replacement is your call
The summary flags worn or missing items. Buying replacements is decided and paid for by the property.
Linen is not a medical matter
Special handling for infectious or soiled-by-biohazard linen is not covered; those items are set aside for the property to deal with.
How it is arranged
Tell us how many rooms you have, how many sets of each item are in circulation and which laundry you use. A first count sets the baseline, and the weekly count is compared with it. If you also book Standard Room Turnover, linen availability is coordinated with the turnover rounds so that a room is not waiting for towels.
Talk it through
Describe your linen arrangement and we will outline how the monthly cycle would run.
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