A modular structure for enclosing a privacy booth, for example, in restrooms. The modules are integrally molded from plastic material such as high impact polystyrene foam. Shells, webs and fins are integrally molded onto the panel structure and extend generally at right angles to the panel structure thereby providing reinforcement. A door jamb and hinge mounting structures are molded into the modules. Recesses are molded in the module for the locks and hinges. The panels have bifurcated rear ends which may be received in wall brackets. In one embodiment of the invention, two sheets of material, each having ribs on one side, are put together with the ribs abutting to provide a partition structure.
A preformed hollow partition of plastic sheet material is disclosed for attachment to horizontal and vertical studs on the floor and wall of a bathroom to associate the partition with the plumbed end of a bathtub fixture. The partition is generally rectangular and is open along the bottom edge and one side edge thereof to receive the corresponding stud to which the partition is fastened for support. The side of the partition facing the tub is cut on site to accommodate the edge flange on the end of the tub and to provide openings for faucet, water valve and shower fittings. The opposite side of the partition is provided with an access opening to facilitate plumbing work.
A booth for toilets and others is characterized by curving outward a whole or a part of a door or a perimetric wall, so that an interior space is widened, thereby to lessen an oppressive or tight feelings. Further, the widened space can be effectively utilized and an exterior appearance thereof is improved. A partition and a front plate panel are connected by means of an aluminum frame having a projecting core extending in a vertical direction into an interior wall face of an inserting opening. The front plate panel is line-contacted to the projecting core, so that a slight rotation may be effectuated, and the panel may be installed to a differently shaped wall.
A partition of the type commonly used in bathroom facilities. The partition is constructed of one or more panels having a construction which permits the use of a high percentage of recycled materials. The panels include a plurality of slats each having a elongated narrow construction which allows the slats to be formed by the process of pultrusion. This permits use of a high percentage of recycled materials. The slats and other components are designed such that the slats are maintained in alignment and held securely in place in the assembled state.
A sentinel event reduction door comprises a trapezoidally-shaped panel comprising four sides. A continuous hinge is connected to the panel along substantially the full length of a first side thereof. A second side of the panel is adjacent to the first side, wherein the angle defined by the intersection of the first and second sides of the panel is an acute angle. A third side of the panel, the side opposite the side of the panel from the first side, may comprise a pliable material attached thereto.
A cubicle forming partition system has a construction which permits the use of wall panels made entirely from a cost effective volume of solid surface plastic sheets. The wall panels are rigidly secured in spaced relation from a room floor by mounts which positively engage forward and rear edge portions of the wall panels without penetrating or interrupting either of the opposed, continuous wall forming surfaces of the wall panels. Steel reinforcements in a composite pilaster and metallic hardware for mounting wall and door panels are concealed from exposure to airborne moisture and contaminants for enhancing durability of the partition system when used in moisture rich environments.
