Our common bathroom partitions include artificial board partitions, natural stone partitions, and composite board partitions. Toilet partitions are suitable for public and commercial buildings, and special areas with high surface requirements for partitions (such as chemical and food industries) are not included. It is widely used in hospitals, schools, restaurants and other places. So how to choose materials for bathroom partitions?
Selection of materials for bathroom partitions
(1) Toilet partition floor material: The floor should be made of waterproof, dirt resistant, and anti slip granite, with a height 10-20mm lower than other floors and a floor drain of about 10mm lower to facilitate drainage.
(2) Toilet partition top material: The top surface is most susceptible to mold due to the influence of water vapor, and waterproof and heat-resistant materials are preferred. Generally, colorful formed aluminum buckle plates and acrylic formed ceilings are used. These materials have strong water resistance and are covered with insulation materials on the surface, making them ideal materials for bathroom ceilings. The specifications are mainly 120mm wide strip and 300mm * 300mm square, with two surface structures: flat and micro hollow. Acrylic formed ceilings have lower prices but are prone to aging; Colorful formed aluminum buckle plates are expensive, but they are diverse in color and durable, making them the main material used for modern bathroom ceilings. In addition, aluminum-plastic panels or calcium silicate panels are also used, with the latter being coated with cement paint on the surface, which is cheaper and more waterproof.
(3) Toilet partition wall material: The bathroom has the largest wall area and must choose materials with strong waterproofing, corrosion resistance, and mold resistance. Easy to clean tiles, marble, mosaics, and other decorative materials are available in a variety of colors, and can be patched with rich patterns. They are also smooth, smooth, and easy to dry, making them very practical wall materials. However, it is important to ensure that the color is consistent with the ground material.