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Experience across the places we use every day.

Our project history includes Four Seasons, Radisson, Taco Bell, Best Buy, Planet Fitness and The New York Times. From our Maryland base, we work with customers planning commercial restrooms of many sizes.

The Partition Plus team loading partitions at the warehouse
Since 1993Regional roots.
Nationwide project experience.

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Names from our project history.

These organizations and locations are represented in our work. Individual projects have their own scope, specifications and delivery arrangements.

Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts
The New York Times
Taco Bell
Radisson Hotels and Resorts
Best Buy
Planet Fitness

Planning your next project

Questions worth resolving before you order.

Use these considerations for your own project brief.

Match appearance to the room conditions

Choose the finish alongside moisture exposure, cleaning practices and privacy needs. A dry office restroom and a shower-adjacent changing area call for different material comparisons, even when the visual goal is similar.

Compare complete quotes

Keep layout, height, mounting, finish and hardware consistent when comparing prices. Review the freight and selected delivery services separately so the order matches the site’s receiving arrangements.

Choose the right way to start

Use the instant Quote Tool for a supported layout and online pricing. For an existing specification, unusual configuration or multiple restrooms, send your drawings for our team to review.

Keep planning

Put the right information together.

Your project is next

A familiar name.
A team you can talk to.

Bring us your room plan, product schedule or replacement question. We sell and ship throughout the lower 48 states and Washington, D.C., with regional installation in Maryland, D.C., Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware.

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Names and historical logos identify organizations and locations in our project experience.