Cost-effective plastic laminate partitions with decorative laminate faces. Offering excellent durability and a wide range of aesthetic options for commercial restrooms.
Includes: Complete stall with door, panels, pilasters, and hardware


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Plastic laminate partitions offer excellent value and design flexibility for commercial restrooms.
Available in numerous colors and patterns to match any design aesthetic. Perfect for creating cohesive restroom environments.
Excellent value for money with good durability and performance. Ideal for budget-conscious projects without sacrificing quality.
Smooth laminate surface is easy to clean and maintain. Resistant to stains and requires minimal upkeep for long-lasting appearance.
Get a custom quote for your project. Our experts will help you choose the perfect plastic laminate partitions for your commercial restroom.
Plastic laminate is color and woodgrain on a budget: an HPL face over a particleboard core. It is the right call in a dry, lighter-traffic restroom where the finish matters more than abuse resistance.
| Panel | High-pressure laminate (HPL) faces bonded to a particleboard core, edge-banded |
|---|---|
| Thickness | 1" panels and doors; 1-1/4" pilasters |
| Finish | Widest color range we sell, including woodgrains and patterns |
| Moisture | Dry restrooms only; standing water swells the core |
| Fire rating | Class A faces available; confirmed on the submittal |
| Typical warranty | 1–2 years, by series |
| Best for | Offices, restaurants, retail, lighter-traffic rooms where color and pattern matter |
| Avoid | Showers, locker rooms, pools, hose-down cleaning |
| Lead time | Standard production |
Dry rooms, a design intent, and a budget that stops short of phenolic.
Matches casework and millwork laminates already in the space.
Pattern and woodgrain options steel and HDPE cannot offer.
vs powder coated steel. Similar price band. Laminate wins on pattern; steel wins on durability and quick-ship.
vs phenolic. Phenolic is the laminate look on a waterproof core at a higher price. Pick it if the room ever gets wet.
vs HDPE. HDPE is for wet rooms and abuse. Laminate is for looks in a dry room.
No. Standing water and steam swell the particleboard core. Spec phenolic or HDPE there.
Dozens of solids, woodgrains and patterns. Match a laminate sample from your casework and we will source it.
Years in a dry, moderate-traffic restroom. Warranties run shorter than phenolic because the core is not waterproof.
Yes. Turn ADA on in the 3D designer and the accessible stall and hardware are configured with the layout.
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