Should we economize our industrial washroom design by purchasing less expensive partitions? No. Partitions are expensive to begin with. They carry the added higher cost of labor intensive installation. Having to reorder more partitions, possibly pay to customize them, and … Continue reading →
The number one priority is to keep wastes off the floor as much as possible. Obviously, good trash disposal units are the primary receptacles used for this purpose. However, an extra step that many medical facilities now take to make … Continue reading →
With help from XPB Locker Supply, you can save space in your small restroom without sacrificing accessibility, privacy, or comfort. The biggest challenges face those who are remodeling their restrooms and planning to replace only a portion of their existing … Continue reading →
How do you economize school bathrooms in terms of stall construction? We can help create a design, determine a style, and offer a range of materials that match your existing space and budget. For long-term value, you can invest in … Continue reading →
In recent years, questions about privacy in airport restrooms have made their way into the news. Whether or not privacy is truly lacking in many airport facilities is not the point of this article. Rather, we wish to address the … Continue reading →
Most restaurant bathrooms that are currently under remodel have already been built with at least one ADA compliant stall. Problems in renovation typically arise for one of two reasons. Sometimes new stalls have to be built for non-handicapped users, and … Continue reading →
How important is material type to bathroom design? It is very important. Toilet room layouts are based on the number of users anticipated within the space of a day. Toilet Partitions in heavy traffic environments need to durable enough to … Continue reading →
XPB Locker Supply will Help Clients Meet all Accessibility Requirements. Accessibility requirements for bathroom stalls vary from state to state. ADA regulations are federally mandated and as such represent a universal standard for restroom architectural design. However, these standards must … Continue reading →
What environments typically prefer metal toilet partitions for commercial restrooms? Clean environments, as many call them, prefer stainless steel for its super hygienic qualities. Stainless steel is non-porous. Because it blocks the absorption of water, bacteria do not have time … Continue reading →
Toilet dividers for commercial public restrooms let facility managers create attractive restroom designs in any public building. Better materials let contractors build stalls that can take heavy traffic and acts of vandalism. Environmentally friendly designs are also possible with GREENGUARD … Continue reading →