A toilet cubicle, or sanitary partition, is a wood-based stall that separates a washroom, restroom, changing room, or public toilet. It is a type of divider that is used in commercial buildings.

A toilet cubicle comes in various materials and finishes, depending on the building's needs. Some are more durable than others, and some can be easily cleaned.

Privacy

Privacy in a toilet is important for many reasons. It promotes a positive restroom experience for employees and patrons, increases morale and ensures that everyone is comfortable in your facility.

There are a few things that can be done to enhance the privacy in your toilets. This can include reducing sightlines and floor and ceiling gaps, and choosing new partitions that offer more security and privacy to the occupants.

One way that you can increase privacy is by using toilet partitions that are European-style. This type of partition will eliminate most of the gaps that are common with standard-sized metal toilet compartments.

Durability

Whether it's in a high traffic public area or a prestige corporate centre, toilet cubicle durability is key to longevity. This is because the constant exposure to a variety of elements including water, humidity, chemicals and more can degrade the structure.

Fortunately, there are a few ways to protect your toilet partition from wear and tear. Choosing the right materials is a critical first step, and can help to prevent unnecessary renovations in the long run.

The most common materials include solid grade laminate (SGL) and compact grade laminate (CGL), high pressure laminate (HPL) and melamine faced chipboard (MFC). MFC is less durable than HPL, but it offers an economical option for day-to-day use.

Lightweight

Among the different materials used to make toilet cubicles, plastic laminate is a great option for those who want something lightweight yet durable. It has a variety of options for color, texture and style and is easy to care for.

Another option is melamine faced chipboard (MFC), which incorporates two decorative melamine surfaces bonded to both sides of high density chipboard under high pressure and temperature. This material is also fire resistant and can be wrapped with architectural film for a unique look and added protection.

There are a lot of advantages and disadvantages to each of these materials. However, they all come in handy for certain purposes and can help you get the best results for your bathroom.

Easy to clean

Stainless steel toilet partitions can be cleaned easily with warm water, soap bar or low alkaline detergent. Mineral deposits that need to be scoured can also be removed using a metal cleaner designed for this material.

Spray paint or graffiti on powder coated toilet partitions will require a specific graffiti cleaner to be used, as it can damage the surface over time if not removed correctly. A solution containing a mixture of detergent, water and a solvent like kerosene or acetone should be applied to the surface of the partitions.

Solid plastic toilet partitions are also a great choice because they are resistant to water, rust and scratches. Scratches can be removed by holding a warmed spoon against the scratch and then rubbing it over a starch-based cleaning product.

One of the easiest ways to keep your bathroom clean is by storing toilet paper. Instead of letting the rolls sit on the floor, consider purchasing wooden pallets to organize them into rows.