PRODUCTS
Commercial Washroom Product Systems
Choose from toilet partition systems, urinal privacy screens, and bathroom or changing-room lockers. Hardware is coordinated as part of the selected partition system rather than treated as a separate primary product line.
KEY FACTS
Five primary product categories
EBUNGE organizes the product range by the complete system a project buyer needs, while material choices and supporting hardware sit inside the relevant system.
- Toilet Partition Systems include HPL and compact laminate configurations
- Urinal Partitions provide coordinated privacy screening
- Bathroom & Changing Room Lockers support storage areas
- Hardware and accessories are matched to the selected partition system
- Colors and finishes are project options available through Resources
01 / TOILET PARTITION SYSTEMS
Select the panel construction before the supporting package.
HPL and compact laminate are presented as two material directions within one toilet partition system category. Project conditions, finish intent and confirmed specifications guide the choice.
Water-resistant commercial toilet partition systems with project-specific fire-performance options, finishes, sizing and coordinated hardware.
Dense compact laminate cubicle systems for humid, moisture-prone and high-use commercial washrooms.
02–03 / RELATED PRODUCT SYSTEMS
Privacy screens and storage planned for their own applications.
Urinal screens coordinate with the washroom finish and layout; changing-room lockers are configured around compartments, locks, ventilation and the storage environment.
Wall-mounted privacy screens coordinated with toilet cubicle panels, colors and project layouts.
Commercial locker systems with flexible compartment layouts for changing rooms, gyms, schools and public facilities.
HARDWARE & ACCESSORIES
Coordinated Hardware Options for Toilet Partition Systems
Locks, hinges, supports, brackets and profiles selected to match the panel, door movement, mounting system and project requirements.
HPL VS COMPACT LAMINATE
Compare construction and project conditions—not names alone.
Confirm exposure, traffic, finish intent and any required test direction before the panel and hardware schedule is finalized.
| Selection factor | HPL Toilet Partitions | Compact Laminate Toilet Partitions |
|---|---|---|
| Construction direction | Decorative HPL panel configuration selected to the project specification. | Dense, solid compact laminate construction with machined edges. |
| Moisture resistance | Water-resistant configurations selected for the intended washroom environment. | Strong moisture and water resistance for humid and high-use environments. |
| Fire-performance direction | Options according to the confirmed material configuration and project specification. | No fire-performance claim unless the selected configuration is confirmed. |
| Finish flexibility | Broad decorative direction for design-led commercial interiors. | Solid, woodgrain and coordinated commercial finish directions. |
| Recommended environments | Hotels, offices and commercial projects balancing design and specification. | Schools, hospitals, malls, airports and other humid or high-use washrooms. |
| Edge direction | Edge construction follows the confirmed panel build-up. | Durable machined solid edges; final detail follows approved samples. |
COORDINATED PROJECT PACKAGE
Connect the selected system to the project documents.
Begin with the information already available. Each confirmed item becomes part of one coordinated project record, while unresolved details stay visible for review before production.
- 01Review the layoutConfirm opening sizes, quantities and the intended cubicle arrangement.
- 02Define the systemRecord panel construction, finish direction and door or privacy requirements.
- 03Coordinate hardwareMatch locks, hinges, supports and profiles to the confirmed selections.
- 04Prepare project filesOrganize packing, installation and outstanding information for the next review.
START A PROJECT
Send Layout and Dimensions
Include the layout drawing, opening size, quantity, panel color, hardware preference, and project country. Early-stage information is welcome.