The commercial and industrial vacuum cleaners used in thousands of retail stores, hotels, motels, hospitals, offices and fine institutions, including the New Orleans Museum of Art.

Casual Corner, The Windsor Court (Rated the #1 hotel in the world.), Westin Innisbrook, Sheratons, Marriots, Trump Taj Majal, Diplomat, Omni Royal Orleans, Plaza, Ramada, Quality, Red Roof Inns, Ritz Carlton, and many others have switched to ORECK top-fill upright commercial vacuum cleaners because they are Light, Fast and Strong!

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OreckWest.com has the right vacuum cleaner bags and belts for your particular model. You may need to look at your vac and read the information below to find what you need. We also can provide the charcoal filters needed to keep your environment clean and fresh.

Oreck XL® Vacuum Cleaner Bags and Belts with Bag Docking System for Newer Models (purchased since 1997).

With the Bag Docking System, the bag slides into the hinged bag dock door and is pushed into place (see illustration on left). These bags and belts are for Newer Models of the Oreck XL Upright.

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Use it anywhere, any time. Hoky cleans up almost everything wet or dry. Fruit, vegetables, dirt, flour, thread, ashes, grass, sand, pins, paper clips, glass, even nails. It picks up from carpet or bare floors - tile, brick, concrete, terrazzo, vinyl - in the kitchen at home or at the office. Hotels, clubs, churches, schools, lounges - even at the restaurant salad bar.

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Increase Health and Productivity at your office or facility. When you place the Oreck XL Professional Air Purifier with Silence Technology® in your facilities, you give your employees one more reason to breathe easy. You may provide coffee makers and vending machines, but nothing ensures better employee health and satisfaction than an environment of purified air.

According to the EPA, the indoor air may be up to 5 times more polluted than the air outside. Breathe cleaner, fresher air with an Oreck XL Professional Air Purifier. Sick Building Syndrome, a worldwide phenomenon, results when chemical substances used in office construction are steadily released into the atmosphere from electronic equipment, carpeting, furniture and fittings.

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