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Part of Baltimore’s stadium story.

Our work at the Ravens stadium included HDPE solid plastic toilet partitions. A Maryland public record also documents a 1997 miscellaneous-accessories award to Partition Plus for the stadium’s original construction.

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Baltimore Ravens

Maryland public record

1997

Miscellaneous accessories
Baltimore Ravens’ football stadium

The installation experience

HDPE partitions at the Ravens stadium.

We installed HDPE solid plastic toilet partitions at the Ravens stadium. That material detail comes directly from our firsthand experience on the job.

The public award record below documents a miscellaneous-accessories package. It provides a separate record of our involvement; it does not specify the material of the toilet partitions.

From Maryland’s official archive

A named contractor. A defined package.

On August 27, 1997, Maryland’s Board of Public Works approved an award to Partition Plus, Inc. for the Baltimore Ravens’ football stadium. The meeting minutes identify contract FB038 as the miscellaneous-accessories package and record an award of $493,021.

The recommendation also identifies our experience installing bathroom and locker-room accessories. The award appears in both the detailed minutes and the meeting summary.

Read the original meeting minutes (PDF, pages 48–49) or open the approved-item summary (PDF, item 29).

A Baltimore project in our company history

We began in 1993, supplying and installing bathroom stalls, lockers and related Division 10 products in the Baltimore–Washington region. The stadium award came four years later.

The Ravens’ home is now known as M&T Bank Stadium. The award described here concerns its original construction; it does not describe later stadium renovations or a current contract.

Bring your own project into focus

A useful Division 10 proposal starts with a defined scope. For your project, gather the room plans, partition layouts, accessory schedule, finishes and site delivery requirements. Our team can then help you review the package you actually need.

Send us the drawings for a multi-room or specified project, or use the instant Quote Tool for a supported layout. Our installation resources connect you with manufacturer-specific instructions.

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Planning guidance for a similar project

Plan a multi-room partition package by room, not just by stall count.

For a stadium or other large public venue, the useful planning unit is each restroom. A total stall count cannot tell the receiving crew where a panel belongs, or tell the installer which room is ready.

Make the room schedule the common reference

Give every restroom a room number that also appears on the drawing and material schedule. Record its layout, mounting, door swings, finish and accessory quantities. Check revisions across those documents before releasing the order; a changed room layout can affect more than the door count.

Separate delivery from movement inside the building

Confirm the receiving entrance, unloading equipment, delivery window and person accepting the shipment. Then trace the route from receiving to each work area: doors, lifts, stairs and staging space. A liftgate at the truck does not arrange movement through the building. Plan protected storage and an unloading alternative if weather affects the receiving area.

Schedule room readiness and handover

Ask the general contractor when finished surfaces, fixtures and required backing will be ready in each room. Coordinate access around other trades and any operating areas. Leave time for door adjustments, punch-list work and cleaning before the room is handed over. Agree who protects completed work while the rest of construction continues.

Bring this to your planning meeting

A room-by-room schedule to bring to your quote review

Create one entry per restroom. These fields help connect the quote, delivery and installation plan.

Send your plans for review
Room and drawing
Room ID, drawing revision, layout and quantity of each component.
Product package
Material, mounting, height, color, hardware and accessory schedule.
Receiving and staging
Contact, unloading method, storage location and route to the room.
Ready and complete
Room access date, preceding work, inspection contact and handover target.

Questions before you order.

Can I estimate the whole venue by multiplying a one-stall price?

Use that only as an early budgeting reference. Shared dividers, end conditions, accessible layouts, mounting and accessories vary by room. A useful proposal comes from the room drawings and schedule, with freight and installation scope identified separately.

Does HDPE mean every partition system installs the same way?

No. Confirm the manufacturer, series, mounting and supplied hardware. Scranton’s Hiny Hiders resources, for example, separate instructions for different hinge designs. Use the documents for the system on your order rather than treating a material name as an installation instruction.

Planning references and next steps

Manufacturer references below are examples for planning a new project; they do not identify the products installed on the historical job. Use the documents for your selected system.

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