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Getting a Cost estimate
Pricing is done on a per job basis. You should count the number of stalls you need and if possible draw a sketch plan of your restroom. When this is done you can fax your request to SOS. A consultant will contact you and also forward your request the a distributor in you vicinity. Please be sure your contact information is attached.....
or, you can use the information request form to get this information. Information Request or email Gary@sos.to
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Getting Solid Plastic Partitions
Solid Plastic Restroom Compartments are available in California through Specialty Distributors. A Distributor will be able to provide you with information on pricing, layout, installation and delivery.
Comtec's Partitions are warehoused in California for immediate delivery.
To find a distributor in your area contact Service Oriented Sales.
Phone (805) 375-6599,
Fax (805) 375-6599.
Information Request or email Gary@sos.to

Accessible: Refers to stalls suitable for use for people with disabilities
ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act.
Alcove: A stall layout that has the door on the side rather than the front.
Anchor: Plug used to secure screw at floor or wall locations.
Backing: Framed in support at bracket locations to provide support for partitions.
Between Wall: A stall layout that has one or more stalls in a row between two walls.
Ceiling Hung: Compartment system that is attached to ceiling and walls.
Clean Look: Screw heads not visible on the outside faces of the toilet stall. Through bolts are not used on stall fronts.
Coat-hook/Bumper: Metal hook with rubber bumper mounted to inside of door.
Continuous Strike: Latch side pilaster routed to stop door. Eliminates gap and providing privacy used with no-sight option.
Continuous Wall Bracket: Used to connect panels to walls and pilasters. Full height of panel providing strength and privacy. Preferably made from plastic to avoid corrosion.
End Cap: (see Head Rail End Cap).
Door Stop: Metal and rubber bumper mounted to wall, door or panel to prevent opening door damaging walls or panels.
Filler Strip: Used behind continuous wall brackets where tile prevents continuous wall attachment.
Floor Mounted Over Head Braced (FMOB): Compartment system that has pilasters attached to the floor and connected across the tops with headrail. The standard system.
Floor to Ceiling (FTC): Stall configuration that has pilasters attached to the floor and ceiling.
HC Stall: Term that used to be used to denote accessible stall.
Head Rail: The horizontal support that connects the top of Pilasters in the Floor Mounted Overhead Braced configuration. Made from Heavy duty Aluminum with an 'Anti-Grip' detail at the top edge.
Head Rail Bracket: Stainless steel bracket that is to connect headrail to walls and pilasters.
Head Rail End Cap: Aluminum detail that covers exposed headrail ends.
Heat Sinc: Aluminum strip that runs the full length of panels and doors on plastic partitions.
High Density Polyethylene (HDPE): Compression molded Plastic that is used for Panels, Pilasters and Doors.
In Corner: Stall lay out that has one or more compartments beginning in one corner of a room.
Inswing: Door that opens into the compartment.
Integral Hinge: Hinge system consisting of nylon cams top and bottom of door pivoting in rebated pilasters.
Keeper: (see strike)
Laminate: Different materials glued or pressed together.
Latch: Door hardware used to hold door closed. Slide type recommended for accessibility.
Metal: Partition material made from steel that is painted or powder coated.
No-Sight: Door and pilaster system that eliminates gaps at stall fronts, providing increased privacy.
Outswing: Door that opens out from the compartment.
Panel: Fixed dividing section between pilasters, standard height of 55 inches and mounted 14 inches off the floor.
Panel Bracket: Bracket used to secure panel to wall.
Phenolic: Partition material consisting of resin between thin layers of colored surface material.
Pilaster: Vertical member supporting doors and panels.
Pilaster Bracket: Bracket used to secure panel to pilaster.
Plastic Laminate: Partition material consisting of different materials glued or pressed together.
Poly-Blend: Compartment system that utilizes different colored panels, doors or pilasters for effect.
Poly-Granite: Plastic Color range of stone like tones and patterns.
Poly-Mar: Plastic Color range of solid tones.
Poly-Marble: Plastic Color range of blended tones in marble like swirls or patterns.
Sex Bolt: Stainless steel Through-bolt consisting of a male and female piece. Used for strong connection. Theft proof head prevents removal of bolt.
Sight Screen: Wall and pilaster supported panel used block view into a restroom when exterior door is opened.
Shoe: Sleeve that covers pilaster connections at floor and ceiling. Made from Plasticor Stainless steel.
Stirrup Bracket: (see 3 Clip Bracket)
Strike: Hardware element that door swings closed against.
Surface Mount: Connection for door where pilaster is not available and wall must be used for either strike or hinge.
3 Clip Bracket: Connecting hardware made from aluminum installed top, center and bottom of panel.
Through Bolt: (see sex bolt).
Title 24: California's Accessibility Code.
Torx Head: Type of theft resistant screw head, requiring a special tool to remove.
Urinal Screen: Wall mounted panel used between urinals. Must be used between urinal and hand sink. Standard height 42 inches and either 18 or 24 inches deep.
Wall Bracket: Connecting hardware used for pilasters and panels at walls. Made from Plastic (recommended) or Aluminum.
Wall Hung: Panel supported at wall only. Common urinal screen layout.
Wrap Around Hinge: Aluminum type hinge bolted to edge of door and side of pilaster. Superceded by Integral Hinge.
Zamac: Alloy metal commonly used for door hardware items such as door pulls and coat hook.
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