Urinal Partitions

About Urinal Partitions

Urinal partitions are the barriers or screens used in public restrooms to provide privacy between urinals. They can be made from various materials such as plastic, stainless steel, or laminated wood. The design and installation of these partitions are important for both functionality and privacy.

Here are some common types and considerations for urinal partitions:

1. Materials:

   • Plastic (Polyester or Polycarbonate): Durable and resistant to water and stains. Easy to clean and maintain.
   • Stainless Steel: Sleek and modern, very durable, but can show water spots and fingerprints.
   • Laminated Wood: Offers a more traditional look but requires more maintenance to prevent water damage.

2. Designs:

   • Full Height: Provides the most privacy by extending from floor to ceiling. Often used in high-end facilities.
   • Partial Height: Typically reaches only part of the way up the wall. Common in many public restrooms and can be less expensive.
   • With or Without Doors: Some designs include doors for additional privacy, though this is less common in urinal partitions compared to toilet stalls.

3. Installation:

   • Fixed or Adjustable: Some partitions are fixed in place, while others can be adjusted to accommodate different space requirements.
   • Wall-Mounted vs. Floor-Mounted: Partitions can be attached to the wall or the floor, depending on the design and the structure of the restroom.

4. Maintenance:

   • Regular cleaning is necessary to maintain hygiene and appearance. The choice of material often impacts the ease of cleaning.