Overhead Braced Mounting Style:
Overhead Braced restroom compartments are ideal structures in just about any situation. This mounting style offers great balance between strong design and concise design.
Overhead-braced toilet partitions are recommended where structural rigidity is a necessity, especially where building construction and high ceilings prevent other types of installations. The anti-grip top headrail bracing increases the level of structural rigidity.
This mounting style requires no special floor or ceiling construction for installation, however it is recommended for use with light weight concrete or wood floors with its easy installation.
Overhead Braced mounting style is the most economical solution for high traffic areas like schools and various industrial settings.
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| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Alternative Names | Headrail Braced, Floor-Mounted Overhead-Braced, Floor Anchored/Overhead Braced. |
| Structural Design | The partitions are attached to the floor and stabilized at the top of the pilaster with an anti-grip headrail. This provides an excellent balance between a concise design and strong structural rigidity. |
| Key Advantages | It is the most popular, versatile, and economical installation type. The design deters vandalism, offers maximum stability, and has relatively forgiving dimensions for an easy installation. |
| Installation Requirements | This style does not require any special floor or structural ceiling construction, making it easy to install in both new and existing buildings. It is recommended for use with lightweight concrete or wood floors. |
| Clearance Needs | Because the elevation from the finished floor to the top of the headrail is 85 inches, the room must have a ceiling height of at least 88 inches or higher. |
| Ideal Environments | Highly recommended for heavy-use, high-traffic, or vandalism-prone areas such as schools and industrial facilities. It is also highly suitable for spaces where building construction or high ceilings prevent other types of installations. |