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Options
Types of commercial washrooms
Cubicles
Laminate or compact grade panels with doors and locks.
Vanity units
Counters with inset or solid surface basins.
IPS panels
Removable panels that hide cisterns and pipework.
Accessible WC
A Doc M layout with rails and alarm.
What is included
- Toilet cubicles and doors
- Vanity units, basins and taps
- IPS duct panels that hide the pipework
- Accessible WCs and Doc M packs
- Showers and changing areas
- Flooring, wall finishes and hand dryers
What affects the price
- Number of cubicles, basins and urinals
- Material: laminate, compact grade or glass
- Whether drainage positions change
- Wall and floor finishes
- Keeping some toilets open while work is done
Process
How the job runs
Survey and layout
Strip out and alter services
Fit panels, cubicles and sanitaryware
Finishes, test and hand over
How long? A washroom refit often takes one to three weeks, depending on the services.
Questions to ask an installer
- Is the plumbing included?
- Which panel material are you allowing for?
- How will you keep toilets available?
- Is the accessible WC to Doc M?
Rules and safety
The Workplace Regulations set the minimum number of toilets and washbasins for staff. Most buildings open to the public need an accessible WC designed to Approved Document M. Changes to drainage and ventilation need Building Regulations approval.
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Questions
Commercial washrooms: common questions
Can you refit without closing all the toilets?
Usually. The work is phased so some facilities stay open, or temporary units are brought in.
Which cubicle material?
Standard laminate suits dry, low-abuse areas. Compact grade laminate is waterproof and tougher, and suits schools, gyms and wet areas.
Do I need an accessible toilet?
In most cases, yes. Building control will advise on the layout for your building.