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Things to Consider Before Installing Bathroom Stalls

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If you are going to be redesigning your bathroom facility or you are mounting bathroom stalls in a new building, then there are a lot of steps to be taken to ensure that the bathroom stalls are correctly installed. All you want to have is a safe and reliable material which could endure the installation but could also last a long period of time so that you do not have to be stressed because of its continuous maintenance.

Choosing the Right Bathroom Stalls Materials:

There are many considerations to think about in determining what kind of bathroom stalls and partitions for toilet stalls you would like to install. First, decide on what type of design to choose to achieve your aesthetic goal. The next consideration would be the place or environment it would be installed on: it could be in an office, a church, a school, a gym, or a resort. Furthermore, it would help if you considered the volume of people who will be using the bathroom. Sometimes, the primary consideration would be the look and feel of the bathroom rather than features and durability of the bathroom stalls. And lastly, the amount of expected money that you will be spending.

Two most common materials being used for bathroom stalls: 

Phenolic Core:

This kind of material is made of layers of paper placed together and coated in a film of phenolic resin. This is a synthetic polymer, which is another form of material that is highly durable and is inclined to retain up well under harsh conditions.

The primary benefit of the phenolic core is its longevity and high durability. A bathroom that is made with this material are very resistant to abrasion, ensuring that it will be harder to vandalism. This also means that they are easy to clean and is appropriate for varying environmental conditions because they both do well with dry and humid surfaces. They are also resistant to bacteria and corrosion.

This type of bathroom stall is more costly than the other kind of stalls (even with the plastic made stall) because this material is sturdy.

Powdered Coated Steel:

Among the most popularly utilized bathroom stall materials is powder-coated steel. It is made by having a panel of honeycomb cardboard

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