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ViewFor those who manage a commercial space, it’s important to consider the dimensions of your bathroom partitions. Why? Because you want to ensure all customers can fit comfortably within your stalls, that you are ADA compliant, and that your facility is safe.
When it comes to the dimensions, a common question we get is how thick are your bathroom stall partitions? Bathroom stall partitions range in thickness based on their specific material. We offer five durable material options for you to choose from, ranging in thickness from ¾ inches to 1 inch.
The thickness of our bathroom partitions depends on the specific material you select.
Powder Coat: 1 inch thick panels and doors, with 1 ¼ inch thick pilasters
Solid Plastic: 1 inch thick
Plastic Laminate: 1 inch thick
Stainless Steel: 1 inch thick, panels and doors, with 1 ¼ inch thick pilasters
Phenolic: ½ inch thick panels and doors, with ¾ inch thick pilasters
Our partition stalls are the industry standard:
Solid Plastic Material: 55” panels and doors / 82” – 84” pilasters
Powder Coat: 58” panels and doors / 82” – 84” pilasters
Stainless Steel: 58” panels and doors / 82” – 84” pilasters
Plastic Laminate: 58” panels and doors / 82” – 84” pilasters
Phenolic: 58” panels and doors / 82” – 84” pilasters
Typically, a water closet, urinal, lavatory area is 15 inches from the center to the partition and should have at least 21 inches clearance. Additionally, it is closer than 30 inches to nearby fixtures.
A standard commercial restroom is typically 36” wide by 60” depth. Typically, a toilet partition will range from 48” to 78″.
Yes, new commercial bathrooms need to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The exception is older buildings, but restrooms that are being renovated or built must comply with the ADA accessibility standards.
Learn more about ADA compliant bathrooms here.
The standard or average width of a non-handicap stall is typically 36″ wide with the smallest possible width being 30″. If done correctly the centers of your toilet decide where your panels go for your non-handicap stalls. The minimum stall depth is 21″ plus your toilet depth. Typical toilets depths are between 29″ to 31.”
The ADA requires at minimum 60 inches of clear floor space for the turning space within the restroom.
We specialize in American-made toilet partitions with industry-leading warranties and free shipping. Each toilet partitions system comes with everything you need for complete, easy installation. From panels to doors, pilasters, and hardware, you will also receive detailed installation instructions. Additionally, an expert installer is available to talk you through any questions you might have. With our extensive list of options and expert customer service team, it’s no wonder more people use us as their toilet partition and washroom accessories supplier than any other on the market.
Phenolic toilet partitions are also known as Compact Laminate partitions. This material is strong, durable, and comes in a wide variety of colors and textures. Our phenolic toilet partitions also come with a 25-year warranty, making them one of the most reliable partitions on the market.
Phenolic material is very dense and firm, usually made from cellulose paper or glass fabrics. The material itself is made by saturating kraft paper with liquid resin, then heating and pressurizing it into a strong, solid, high-quality material. Phenolic toilet partitions are scratch-proof, fire-proof, water-proof, and bullet-proof. Additionally, they can withstand high degrees of moisture and humidity.
Our phenolic bathroom partitions have ½ inch thick panels and doors with ¾ inch thick pilasters and are 58 inches tall (82 inches to 84 inches with pilasters).
As a result of their high levels of durability, phenolic partitions are the perfect option for schools, gyms, spas and saunas, and swimming pools.
Below are some color options for phenolic bathroom partitions:
Our phenolic partitions are the perfect choice for your commercial restroom. With each purchase, we guarantee:
Phenolic core consists of melamine surface papers that are saturated with liquid resin. The result is a thick, dense, durable material for your commercial bathroom stalls.
We specialize in American-made toilet partitions with industry-leading warranties and free shipping. Each toilet partitions system comes with everything you need for complete, easy installation. From panels to doors, pilasters, and hardware, you will also receive detailed installation instructions. Additionally, an expert installer is available to talk you through any questions you might have. With our extensive list of options and expert customer service team, it’s no wonder more people use us as their toilet partition and washroom accessories supplier than any other on the market.
If you’ve ever used a public restroom, you’ve noticed the restroom stall doors never reach the floor – there is always a fairly large gap between the floor and the end of the door. You might be surprised to know there are actually several important reasons why this design is completely intentional.
The below factors are key reasons why there are gaps in bathroom stalls:
Imagine how terrible a public restroom would smell if each stall had doors that completely touched the ceiling and floor? This would be the perfect recipe for zero air circulation and therefore a foul scent. Having space between the floor and bathroom partitions creates natural airflow that is much needed in a public place.
The open floor plan makes it easy for janitors to clean the stalls. A mop or pressure washer can easily fit into the stalls and between the doors on the floor. If these floor plans were closed off in public restrooms, it would make it much more difficult for janitors to reach those tight corners and tough-to-reach places. In the long run, this could create a breeding ground for terrible things such as E. Coli and other bacteria that easily thrives when bathrooms are not maintained properly. For sanitary purposes, the space in partitions is a welcomed design.
Rather than having to knock on the door to see if a restroom is available, a gap at the end of the stall helps to determine if the stall is vacant or not.
In order to be compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), public restrooms need to provide enough space for wheelchairs – least 9 inches of space between the floor and door is required.
You’ll often notice gaps between the sides of the stall doors as well – This is in place to discourage inappropriate behavior within the bathroom stalls. It’s also easier for law enforcement to locate criminals if they are on the run and have chosen a public restroom as their hiding place.
In the case that the lock on the door becomes jammed and you are stuck in a restroom stall, the space on the end of the door gives you a way out. And while crawling on the bathroom floor isn’t an ideal situation, it’s much better than being locked in a public restroom for hours.
We specialize in American-made toilet partitions with industry-leading warranties and free shipping. Each toilet partitions system comes with everything you need for complete, easy installation. From panels to doors, pilasters, and hardware, you will also receive detailed installation instructions. Additionally, an expert installer is available to talk you through any questions you might have. With our extensive list of options and expert customer service team, it’s no wonder more people use us as their toilet partition and washroom accessories supplier than any other on the market.
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