Commercial Toilet Partitions — In Stock, Custom, and Installed

Construction Styles

Select the mounting layout that matches your structural requirements.

Every partition line comes in four standard configurations. The right one depends on your floor, your ceiling structure, and how much abuse the restroom takes.

• Overhead-braced (floor-mounted) — the most common style. An aluminum headrail ties the tops of the pilasters together for rigidity. Best balance of cost and stability, and the easiest retrofit.
• Floor-to-ceiling — pilasters anchor to the floor and the structure above. The strongest, most vandal-resistant option, and the basis of our maximum-privacy European-style partitions.
• Ceiling-hung — nothing touches the floor, so crews can mop the whole room in one pass. Preferred where sanitation drives the spec; requires structural support above the ceiling.
• Floor-mounted (no headrail) — a clean sightline for lower-traffic, design-forward restrooms.

The mounting style determines how the partitions attach to your building — and which one is right depends on your ceiling, your floor, and how much abuse the restroom takes. Overhead braced partitions use an aluminum headrail across the top of the pilasters (the vertical support posts) for rigidity; they’re the most common and most economical choice, and they work in almost any restroom. Floor mounted partitions anchor only at the floor for a cleaner look with no headrail, but they require a concrete floor deep enough to hold the anchors. Ceiling hung partitions attach to structural steel above the finished ceiling, leaving the floor completely clear — the easiest layout to mop and the preferred choice for high-end restrooms, though it requires ceiling support coordinated during construction. Floor to ceiling partitions anchor at both ends for maximum stability, making them the strongest option for high-traffic and abuse-prone facilities like schools, stadiums, and transit buildings. Not sure which your building can support? Send us a photo or a drawing and we’ll tell you.

Every commercial restroom project also has to get accessibility right. ADA-compliant stalls require specific clear floor space, door swing clearance, and grab bar blocking, and the dimensions differ between standard and ambulatory accessible compartments.

Privacy options: standard to full-height

Privacy complaints are the number-one reason facility managers replace partitions that still work. We supply the full range: standard partitions, no-sightline doors with continuous hinges and filler strips, and European-style floor-to-ceiling compartments with full-height doors and occupancy indicators. If your tenants or students are taping paper over the gaps, we can fix that without rebuilding the restroom.

ADA-compliant bathroom stalls

Accessible compartments have specific requirements for stall size, door swing, clearances, and grab bar placement — and NYC, New York State, New Jersey, and Connecticut codes can be stricter than the federal standard. We supply ADA-configured stalls in every material and can flag layout issues before you order. Start with our plain-English guide to ADA stall dimensions and requirements, and confirm final compliance with your architect or code consultant.

In stock vs. custom

In stock: powder-coated steel and stainless steel partitions in standard sizes are on the shelf at our Long Island City warehouse. If a door got kicked off its hinges this morning, you can pick up a replacement today.

Custom: solid plastic, phenolic, laminate, and European-style partitions are made to order to your dimensions and finish. We field-measure, produce shop drawings and submittals when the project requires them, and manage the lead time so the material lands when your site is ready.

We also stock the parts that fail before the panels do: hinges, latches, brackets, pilaster shoes, headrail, and tamper-resistant fasteners — often the difference between a $75 repair and a full replacement.

Installation across NY, NJ & CT

Mavi is a supply-and-install contractor, not a catalog. Our crews install toilet partitions throughout New York City, Long Island, Westchester, New Jersey, and Connecticut — new construction, renovations, and one-for-one replacements in occupied buildings, including after-hours work when the restroom can’t close during business hours.

A typical install runs like this: we field-measure (retrofit openings in older buildings rarely match nominal dimensions), confirm the hardware schedule, coordinate delivery with your GC or building management, and set the partitions plumb, level, and aligned. Outside our install area, we ship nationwide with installation instructions and phone support for your local contractor.

Who we work with

Schools and universities (including NYC School Construction Authority projects), general contractors, property managers, hotels, healthcare facilities, houses of worship, gyms, restaurants, and government facilities. Each has different drivers — vandal resistance for schools, cleanability for healthcare, finish quality for hospitality — and we’ve specified partitions for all of them, including our solid plastic partition installation at USMMA.

We supply partitions from the manufacturers architects actually specify, including Bobrick, Bradley, ASI Accurate Partitions, Hadrian, Metpar, and Scranton Products.