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An Introduction to Toilet Partitions:

An Introduction to Toilet Partitions Proudly providing quality products since 1952 Engineering expertise All popular materials and layouts World-wide distribution & reputation 95 State Street, P.O. Box 1873 Westbury, New York, USA 11590 Tel: 516-333-2600 ~ Fax: 516-333-2618 URL: www.metpar.com ~ Email: Sales@Metpar.com Presented by…

Overview:

Overview Materials Configurations Designs Typical Layouts Urinal Screens Shower Cabinets ADA Issues Layout Guidelines

What is Metpar all about?:

What is Metpar all about? Who are we? We are manufacturers of Toilet Partitions, Dressing Compartments and Shower Stalls. Our corporate headquarters is based in Westbury, Long Island, New York, USA. We have a mid-west regional sales office and a network of representatives, domestic and international, with offices all over the world. We have been in business since 1952 and have since become one of the largest manufacturers and suppliers of toilet partitions in the world. We are an industry leader, not only in world-wide sales, but also in first-class quality, design and technology, striving constantly to enhance our product designs to make them even better. Our quality control is "second to none" as well as our customer service and support. Our world-wide network of representatives is backed by our knowledgeable and friendly staff, ready to help with any facet of our business whether it be sales, service or technical support.

Application Considerations:

Application Considerations Vandal prone environment Moisture and high humid environment Corrosion prone environment Aesthetic considerations Privacy considerations Accessibility considerations

Typical Partition Materials:

Typical Partition Materials Powder Shield (Baked Enamel, aka painted steel) Stainless Steel Solid Plastic (Polly® SPR) Plastic Laminate Phenolic

Powder Shield:

Powder Shield Epoxy powder coat, electrostatically applied and baked on for a permanent finish Better than solvent “wet” based paint systems 30% harder and 300% more resistant to salt and humidity than regular enamel systems Steel is galvanized, bonderized with paper honeycomb glued core Doors and panels 1” thick – pilasters 1¼” Epoxy powder coat is 30% harder and 300% more resistant to salt and humidity

Stainless Steel:

Stainless Steel Type 304 stainless polished to a #4 satin finish Durable, less susceptible to rust and corrosion Core is double faced honeycomb for better adhesion Doors and panels are 1” thick – pilasters 1¼” Other finishes available – 2B leather grain, 5SM diamond pattern Optional solid wood core available for extra heavy duty applications

Solid Plastic “Polly”:

Solid Plastic “Polly” Polly® SPR All 1” thick construction (panels, doors & stiles) Material is High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Many colors available, same color throughout Scratch and dent resistant, will not rust Water and moisture proof

Plastic Laminate:

Plastic Laminate Core constructed of 45 lb. heavy duty grade particle board Wide variety of colors available from laminate suppliers Formica, Wilsonart, Nevamar, etc. Doors and panels 7/8” thick Pilasters are 1¼” thick Not recommended for high moisture areas Optional cores and thicknesses available

Phenolic:

Phenolic Solid Phenolic core made of multiple craft paper sheets, impregnated with resins, compressed under heat and pressure to form a strong material – meets class B fire and smoke ratings Surface laminate is fused to the resin impregnated black core Doors and pilasters are ¾”thick, panels are ½” thick Optional thicknesses also available Many colors and finishes available Water and moisture proof Good for hose-down cleaning applications

Design Configurations:

Design Configurations 5 typical designs Floor mounted overhead braced (FP500) Floor mounted (FT700) Ceiling hung (CH700) Floor to ceiling (FTC) Full privacy (FT700E)

Floor Mounted Headrail Braced Corinthian FP-500:

Floor Mounted Headrail Braced Corinthian FP-500 Most common style Sturdy construction

Floor Mounted Headrail Braced Corinthian FP-500:

Floor Mounted Headrail Braced Corinthian FP-500 Typical elevations shown For lighter weight concrete floors Plywood floors Anti-grip headrail gives overall strength

Floor Mounted Luxor FT-700:

Floor Mounted Luxor FT-700 Flush top sight line gives even appearance

Floor Mounted Luxor FT-700:

Floor Mounted Luxor FT-700 Pleasing sight line Good for low ceiling applications For concrete floors only Bottom mounting Fasteners penetrate floor – minimum 2” with 3/8” bolt

Ceiling Hung Forum CH-700:

Ceiling Hung Forum CH-700 Unobstructed floor space under partitions

Ceiling Hung Forum CH-700:

Ceiling Hung Forum CH-700 Clean look Unobstructed space for ease of cleaning For use with wall mounted fixtures Proper support necessary in ceiling Tension bolts transmits load to outer edges of pilasters for rigidity

Floor to Ceiling:

Floor to Ceiling Used for utmost in stability and durability

Floor to Ceiling:

Floor to Ceiling Pilasters attached to both floor and ceiling Maximum durability and strength

Full Privacy Dorian FT-700E:

Full Privacy Dorian FT-700E Panels and doors close to floor Typically for Eastern and Middle Eastern cultures

Definitions:

Definitions Review on component terms Door Panel Headrail Shoe (Plinth) Pilaster (Stile)

Typical Layouts:

Typical Layouts Manufacturers call them by different names Corner Left/Right (CL / CR) Between Walls Left / Right (BW-L / BW-R) Free Standing (FS-L / FS-R) Alcove (A-L / A-R)

Corner Left/Right:

Corner Left/Right Corner Left C-3-L Corner Right C-3-R Typical stall against existing side wall Typical doors in-swing, out-swing for ADA stall Typical hinge on side towards existing wall

Between Walls Left/Right:

Between Walls Left/Right Typical in-swing doors Typical out-swing on ADA unit Hinge either way Between Walls Left Shown (BW-3-L)

Free Standing:

Free Standing Only attachment is back wall Typical in-swing doors, out-swing for ADA unit Hinge either way Free Standing Left (FS-3-L)

Alcove Left/Right:

Alcove Left/Right Above alcove shows pilaster in-line with panel (FP-500 or floor to ceiling Alcove for FT-700 & CH-700 pilaster perpendicular to panel & door Left and right refers to door placement as if you’re looking directly at the stall from outside Typically in-swing door Hinge usually from closest wall Alcove Left Door A-(dim)-L Alcove Right Door A-(dim)-R

Urinal Screens:

Urinal Screens Type WH Wall Hung Available Stainless Steel Available Powder Shield Available Plastic Laminate Available Solid Phenolic Available Polly

Urinal Screens:

Urinal Screens TypeT “T” formation Available Stainless Steel Powder Shield Concealed wall plate mounting

Urinal Screens:

Urinal Screens Type PF Post mounted in front Available Stainless Steel Available Powder Shield Available Plastic Laminate Available Solid Phenolic Available Polly

Urinal Screens:

Urinal Screens Type FT Front mounted pilaster Available Stainless Steel Available Powder Shield Available Plastic Laminate Available Solid Phenolic Available Polly Also available floor to ceiling

Urinal Screens:

Urinal Screens Type V “V” Shaped screen Available Stainless Steel Powder Shield Concealed wall plate mounting

Hardware:

Hardware Door latch hardware Hinge hardware Shoes and anchors Headrail configuration Bracket choices

Door Latch Hardware:

Door Latch Hardware Rectangular concealed latch Internal to the door Color coded “in use” indicator (exclusive) For Powder Shield or Stainless Steel doors only

Door Latch Hardware:

Door Latch Hardware Example of typical external or surface mounted latch hardware Used with solid plastic, plastic laminate, and phenolic

Hinge Hardware:

Hinge Hardware Integral hinge, baked enamel & S.S. Upper door insert Lower door insert Upper pilaster hinge Lower pilaster hinge

Hinge Hardware:

Hinge Hardware Hinge solid plastic partitions Integral hinge Wrap around hinge

Shoes & Anchors:

Shoes & Anchors Shoes and leveling devices vary considerably by material types Ceiling hung hardware requires adequate ceiling support S.S. Shoe Std. duty anchor Heavy duty anchor Phenolic anchor Ceiling anchor

Headrail:

Headrail Typically anti-grip configuration Standard headrail aluminum extruded Anti-grip headrail Headrail bracket Headrail end cap

Brackets:

Brackets Various brackets for panel to wall, panel to pilaster, and urinal screens Double ear Single ear U-bracket Urinal screen bracket

Shower Cabinets (SH-700):

Shower Cabinets (SH-700) Includes full height shower walls Standard height dressing compartments Precast terrazzo shower base with an integral cast drain and removable s. s. strainer Heavy duty translucent vinyl curtain Integral curtain track & hooks Soap dish All materials except plastic laminate

ADA & Barrier Free Issues:

ADA & Barrier Free Issues ADA Accessibility Guidelines (ADAAG) Standards adopted by the U.S. Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board (ANSI A117.1-1986) American National Standard for Buildings and Handicapped People.

ADA continued:

ADA continued ADAAG defines 5 different types of accessible toilet compartments Types A & B are defined as Standard Compartments (having a minimum inside clear width of 60”) Type C is defined as a Walk-In Compartment, or ambulatory accessible stall, for washrooms with 6 or more toilets and is not intended for wheelchair use Types D & E are defined as Alternate Compartments and are only acceptable in alterations where Standard Compartments are technically unfeasible. One requires a 36” width [MINIMUM & MAXIMUM], and the other a 48” minimum width

Type A Standard Compartment:

Type A Standard Compartment Stall Width 60” Minimum (inside clear) Stall Depth 56” Minimum (inside clear) with wall mounted toilets 59” Minimum (inside clear) with floor mounted toilets Required for all new construction and alterations Out-swing door must be as shown Toilet must be offset on back wall with centerline 18” from side wall Grab bar must be on back and side wall closest to toilet

Type A Standard Compartment:

Type A Standard Compartment

Type B Standard Alcove Compartment:

Type B Standard Alcove Compartment Stall Width 60” Minimum (inside clear) Stall Depth 92” Minimum (inside clear) with wall mounted toilets 95” Minimum (inside clear) with floor mounted toilets Required for all new construction and alterations In-swing door must be as shown Toilet must be offset on back wall with centerline 18” from side wall Grab bar must be on back and side wall closest to toilet

Type B Standard Alcove Compartment:

Type B Standard Alcove Compartment

Type C Standard Walk-In (36” Wide) Compartment:

Type C Standard Walk-In (36” Wide) Compartment Stall Width 36” Minimum & Maximum (inside clear) Stall Depth Unspecified, can be same depth as adjoining stalls 60” Minimum (inside clear) required by CABO/ ANSI 92 Ambulatory Accessible for washrooms with 6 or more toilets Toilet must be centered on back wall Horizontal grab bars to be mounted on each side wall

Type C Standard Walk-In (36” Wide) Compartment:

Type C Standard Walk-In (36” Wide) Compartment

Type D Alternate Compartment 36” Wide:

Type D Alternate Compartment 36” Wide Stall Width 36” Minimum & Maximum (inside clear) Stall Depth 66” Minimum (inside clear) with wall mounted toilets 69” Minimum (inside clear) with floor mounted toilets Acceptable in alterations where Standard Compartments are technically unfeasible Toilet must be centered on back wall Horizontal grab bars must be mounted on each side wall

Type D Alternate Compartment 36” Wide:

Type D Alternate Compartment 36” Wide

Type E Alternate Compartment 48” (min) Wide:

Type E Alternate Compartment 48” (min) Wide Alternate Wheelchair Accessible Stall Width 48” Minimum (inside clear) Stall Depth 66” Minimum (inside clear) with wall mounted toilets 69” Minimum (inside clear) with floor mounted toilets Acceptable in alterations where Standard Compartments are technically unfeasible Toilet must be offset 18” from the nearest wall Horizontal grab bars must be mounted on the back wall and along the nearest side wall This is the least wheelchair accessible configuration

Type E Alternate Compartment 48” (min) Wide:

Type E Alternate Compartment 48” (min) Wide

THANK YOU!:

THANK YOU!