Toilet Partition Hardware Selection Guide
A hardware schedule connects the components to the doors, panels and supporting surfaces they serve. Use this guide to organize matching decisions and avoid omissions; the hardware product page describes the component families.
Start with door operation
Mark each door and its inward or outward swing. Identify hinges, lock or indicator, and the pulling or pushing arrangement. Check that the hardware position and door preparation refer to the same drawing revision. Any accessible operation or return-action requirement should be stated for project-specific review.
Connect support decisions to the layout
List support legs, wall brackets, applicable headrails and profiles by panel reference. Identify thickness, floor clearance and known fixing surfaces. Do not mix mounting systems or infer the strength of a concealed substrate from a room photograph. Unresolved support conditions need confirmation before the component detail is approved.
Record the component schedule
Include component type, quantity, finish and confirmed material direction. Add the relevant door or panel reference and any accessories included in the supply scope. Distinguish required components from optional requests so the quotation and packing list are not based on different assumptions.
Review installation and maintenance needs
Coordinate component identification, access for adjustment and serviceability with the project team. Confirm final hardware materials and installation details for the selected panel system. Use the installation overview for sequencing, but follow the supplied instructions and approved project details for actual fixing and adjustment.