Collection: Soap Dispenser Holders

Turn an ordinary soap pump into something worth looking at. Every soap dispenser holder here is 3D printed to order in our Martinsville, Virginia shop, sized to slip over standard foaming hand soap and lotion bottles including Bath & Body Works and Softsoap pumps.

The lineup runs from farmhouse to funny. Chickens, Highland cows, and cowboy hats for a country kitchen or rustic bathroom. Octopus and flamingo designs for coastal and tropical spaces. Succulents in terra cotta pots for plant lovers. Retro campers for the RV crowd. Glow-in-the-dark horror designs that charge under a lamp and light up your counter after dark.

Most designs come in a wide range of colors, and the color is printed into the material rather than painted on, so it will not chip or peel with daily use around water. Each holder has a stable base that will not tip when you press the pump, and ships fully assembled and ready to use. Several designs include a free surprise soap bottle to get you started.

These make reliable housewarming gifts, teacher gifts, and white elephant picks, because almost everyone has a sink and almost nobody thinks to decorate it. If you want a color combination you do not see listed, our custom printing service can usually accommodate it.

Filament Cheat Sheet

E3D Printing Filament Settings (Silk PLA)

Nozzle Temperature: 208°C

Bed Temperature: 60°C

Retraction Distance: 0.8 mm Retraction Speed: 25–45 mm/s

Cooling Fan: 100% (after first few layers)

Flow Rate / Extrusion Multiplier: 0.96

Layer Height: 0.12–0.28 mm First Layer Height: 0.2 mm

Maximum Print Speed: Under 300 mm/s Outer Wall Speed: 60 mm/s

Adhesion Tips: PEI sheet, glue stick, or textured bed

Storage: Keep in airtight container with desiccant

Tips for Best Results:

Lower temps help reduce stringing

Slower speeds improve surface finish

If layers don’t bond well, increase nozzle temp slightly (max 212°C)