Because we offer a variety of materials for restroom dividers and accessories, we have options to fit just about any green building project. Our catalog includes long-lasting materials that maximize sustainability, as well as recycled composites that minimize waste.

If you are trying to achieve LEED certification or other eco-credentials for your project, we can help you make a compliant panel selection. Applicable requirements may include recycled material content, sourcing from local manufacturers, certified wood content, and low emissions.

Choosing the right toilet accessories for your project can depend on a number of factors, such as expected traffic, facility type, and design goals. While some applications may be fine with basic powder coated steel partitions, others may require stronger or more style-focused options like solid plastic or plastic laminate.

If you need expert advice, we’re happy to give you a free consultation. You can reach out by phone at (855) 809-2049, or via e-mail at info@toiletpartitions.com.

Our online pricing tool allows you to immediately get prices based on your bathroom layout. These automated quotes include separate pricing tiers for our 5 high quality materials. This gives you a chance to select the option that best fits with your budget and project goals.

If you require a customized quote for a more specialized restroom project, you can submit your drawings to our experts. You can expect to receive a response within 24 business hours.

Sales tax will be charged in the following states: CA, TX, TN, OK, NY, FL, GA, MA, NJ and WA. If you are eligible for sales tax exemption, you can e-mail us your account number and certificate at info@toiletpartitions.com. Please do this before you place your order so that our team is able to remove sales tax charges at the time of purchase. This will ensure that you are not mistakenly charged.

The only extra fees we charge are for the optional addition of a lift gate on the truck during delivery. This is a suitable choice if you will not be able to have a forklift at the delivery site, and need an alternative method for safely unloading your restroom equipment. The fee is $95. You will need to notify us that you will need this service before you make your order.

There are 5 common types of materials used for constructing bathroom partitions. Each has their own strengths and suitabilities.

1. Powder Coated Steel Panels
Powder coated steel panels are some of the most affordable options on the market. Their core is made out of a sheet of honeycomb cardboard, which is then surrounded by thick sheets of steel. The metal exterior is then coated with a powder made of polymer resin, resulting in a finish that is highly resistant to water, chemicals, and other corrosive agents. A powder coat finish can last 15-20 years.

This manufacturing process makes the metal stalls lightweight, durable and inexpensive. Powder coated steel is therefore a common choice for projects that need an economical yet long lasting solution.

2. Stainless Steel Panels
Whereas normal steel rusts easily, stainless steel is remarkably resistant. This material is not only able to evade corrosion induced by humidity and chemicals, it is also strong enough to last indefinitely. Well-maintained stainless steel toilet stalls may not need to be replaced for the entire lifespan of your project.

While this quality does make them more expensive than other options, the cost can be offset by savings on future replacements. If you can afford the initial investment, it will pay off in the long run.

3. Plastic Laminate Panels
This material is made by taking a particle board core and sheathing it between sheets of steel. Then, the entire surface is covered in plastic laminate. Such a covering allows you to control the stall’s appearance, even adding your own colors and graphics.

This makes plastic laminate panels a common choice for projects where design is a top priority. These types of partitions typically last a few years with warranty. They are a little more expensive than powder coated steel partitions, but are still a highly affordable choice.

4. Solid Plastic Panels
Solid plastic toilet stalls are a popular choice for their resistant qualities and ease of maintenance. The plastic polymer construction is completely waterproof and steamproof, making it ideal for high-traffic bathrooms. Additionally, solid plastic’s ability to withstand exposure to a wide range of chemicals allows for fuss-free cleaning.

Stalls made from this material can last several years or more. This durability comes at an extra cost, usually about twice what would be paid for powder coated steel. The added investment is usually worth it for projects that need panels built for endurance.

5. Phenolic Panels
Phenolic toilet panels are made from multiple layers of papers pressed together and covered with phenolic resin coating. This forms a very strong composite, capable of standing up to heavy impacts. Furthermore, the structure makes them more resistant to grafitti. Such a combination of features makes them a good choice for environments where vandalism is a higher risk.

Partitions with a phenolic construction are also quite water-resistant. They generally have long lifespans. While they may not be as durable as stainless steel, they can offer a good middle-ground in terms of performance and price.

Our process is streamlined to get your partitions to your door as quickly as possible. Lead times vary depending on the type of material you’ve selected. This is typically due to average manufacturing times.

Powder coated steel, stainless steel, and plastic laminate: 3-6 business days

Solid plastic: 6-9 business days

Phenolic: 10-15 business days

We’ve designed our restroom equipment to be easy to install. If you aren’t working with a professional installer, a DIY installation can still be done quickly. You can find instructions for each of our different bathroom partition types here: Partition Installation Instructions

Since your bathroom partitions will be 100% customized for your project, we cannot accept returns. This is why we recommend consulting with our experts before making an order, so that you can ensure you get exactly what you need.