Toilet Partitions for Restrooms

For most K-12 restrooms, solid plastic (HDPE) is the best balance of durability and value: it shrugs off moisture, graffiti, and impact, and the through-color construction hides scratches. Powder-coated steel is the most economical and works well in dry, lower-traffic restrooms. For locker rooms, gang showers, and the highest-abuse areas, phenolic or stainless steel are worth the premium. Plastic laminate is the budget pick for dry interior restrooms only.

Make a simple sketch of the restroom showing where the walls are and the dimensions of each stall area (width, depth, and ceiling height) plus the locations of any fixtures, doors, and plumbing. Note your preferred material and mounting style. Submit the sketch with the quote form and our team reviews it before pricing to confirm the layout works and that every component is included. You don’t need a professional drawing; a clear hand sketch with accurate measurements is enough to start.

Solid plastic and stainless steel lead for vandal resistance. Solid plastic (HDPE) resists scratching, marker, and impact, and graffiti wipes off without leaving a shadow because the color runs all the way through. Stainless steel with a textured finish is the most resistant to dents and etching in heavily targeted restrooms. Phenolic’s dense black core also stands up well to abuse. Powder-coated steel and laminate are more economical but show damage more readily.

Yes. Standard stall sizes cover most restrooms, but older buildings and renovated spaces frequently need custom dimensions. Submit your measurements through the custom toilet partitions request and we’ll build doors, panels, and pilasters to fit. Custom sizing is available across all five materials, specify your material with the request and we’ll confirm availability and lead time.

If the partition frame, pilasters, and most panels are still solid and the damage is limited to a door or two, a cracked panel, or worn hardware, repairing is almost always the better value. Swap the affected pieces from Replacement Partition Doors, Panels & Pilasters, or replace just the failed hinges, latches, and brackets. Full replacement makes sense when partitions are corroded or vandalized throughout, when you’re changing materials (for example, steel to solid plastic), or as part of a broader restroom renovation.