Powder-coated metal
The most economical option for dry, low-humidity spaces like offices and schools. Good wear and fade resistance; not recommended where moisture is constant.
Build your washroom package on screen — pick the fittings, set the quantities, see the price as you go, then send it to us or check out.
We supply Frost, Bobrick, Tork, Excel and Richelieu across Canada — with submittal-ready model codes and finishes.
The matte black finish line, now its own collection across signage, site furnishings and fittings.
Division 10
Partitions are priced and specified project by project — material, mounting style and finish all move the number. Tell us the stall count and the environment and we’ll come back with options and pricing, consolidated with the rest of your washroom order.
The right material depends more on the environment than the budget — a pool changeroom and a corporate office floor have almost nothing in common.
The most economical option for dry, low-humidity spaces like offices and schools. Good wear and fade resistance; not recommended where moisture is constant.
A resin-and-laminate panel over particle board. Mid-range cost with solid impact and graffiti resistance, for moisture-free installations.
A solid core of resin-impregnated kraft paper layers. Genuinely moisture, rust and vandal resistant — the usual choice for pools, gyms and high-traffic public washrooms.
Dense polyethylene panels, essentially waterproof and maintenance-free. Built for the hardest-used washrooms — schools, pool changerooms, municipal facilities.
Brushed or embossed finishes for a premium, modern look. The usual pick for offices, hospitality and airports where appearance matters as much as durability.
Custom millwork-style partitions in laminate, phenolic, wood veneer or glass, for lobbies and flagship spaces where the washroom is part of the design statement.
Mounting & hardware
Floor-mounted is the standard, most economical configuration. Ceiling-hung clears the floor entirely for easier cleaning, at a higher installed cost. Floor-to-ceiling gives the most rigid, institutional-grade installation and is often specified for schools and detention-adjacent facilities. Barrier-free stalls need wider clearances and out-swinging or sliding doors — tell us which stalls are accessible and we’ll size hardware accordingly.