Dapper Supply DP-FS1102 Manual Push Floor Sweeper – 36" Path, 10.5-Gal Bin, 1-Yr Warranty

Dapper Supply DP-FS1102: 36-Inch No-Power Sweeping at 42 dB for Occupied Facilities

The DP-FS1102 is a 45-pound manual push sweeper with a 36-inch path and a 10.5-gallon hopper that clears up to 39,500 square feet per hour at 42 dB. The wide path and quiet, human-powered operation suit large outdoor surfaces near occupied buildings where blowers and powered equipment are disruptive.

36-Inch Path, 10.5-Gallon Hopper, and 42 dB Operation

• 36-inch sweeping path — wider than the 25.5-inch DP-FS1103, clearing up to 39,500 square feet per hour on open commercial surfaces
• 10.5-gallon hopper — twice the capacity of the DP-FS1103's 5.25-gallon bin, cutting disposal stops on longer routes
• 42 dB operation — captures dust without the noise of blowers, so crews work near classrooms, offices, and guest areas without disruption
• 45-pound frame — light enough for one operator to maneuver and load, yet stable across the full 36-inch width
• Human-powered drive — no electricity, batteries, or fuel; deployable the moment it reaches the work area
• Rotating bristle brushes — collect dust, dirt, leaves, and light debris from concrete, asphalt, and pavers, backed by a 2-year warranty

DP-FS1102 Applications and Environments

Warehouses and distribution centers use the DP-FS1102 to maintain loading-dock aprons and outdoor concrete pads between powered sweeper passes. School campuses and universities deploy it for walkway and plaza maintenance between classes and during events where electric equipment is impractical. Commercial property managers add it to outdoor facility contracts for parking-lot border sweeping, sidewalk maintenance, and dumpster enclosure cleanup. Janitorial services rely on the 10.5-gallon hopper to reduce stops across large outdoor properties, and the 42 dB level keeps it appropriate for noise-sensitive sites during business hours. Manufacturing plants and food facilities use it on interior aisles and dock areas where a fuel-powered sweeper would introduce exhaust indoors. Hotels and event venues sweep entrances and walkways ahead of arrivals without the noise of blowers near guests. For a site that needs wide coverage but cannot justify the purchase, fuel, and maintenance of a ride-on sweeper, the 36-inch manual path closes much of that gap at a fraction of the cost.

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