Confirm the mounting system before installation begins.
Approved project drawings, supplied instructions, structural conditions and installer judgment take precedence over this general workflow.
KEY FACTS
What is the basic toilet partition installation sequence?
Verify the site, set out the cubicle lines, confirm one mounting system, position pilasters and dividers, fit doors and hardware, then inspect operation and alignment. The approved project drawings and supplied instructions control the final installation.
Check finished wall and floor conditions
Do not mix mounting systems
Confirm support and divider positions
Match hinges and handles to door swing
Inspect privacy gaps and door operation
01
Site check
Verify floors, walls, support structure, approved dimensions and finished levels.
02
Setting out
Transfer cubicle lines, divider positions, door openings and fixing points.
03
Mounting confirmation
Confirm the approved floor-supported or headrail-braced direction; specialty systems require separate project drawings.
04
Panel positioning
Align pilasters and dividers with the confirmed clearance and support relationship.
05
Door and hardware fitting
Match door swing, hinge direction, indicator and pull-handle logic.
06
Inspection and handover
Check alignment, privacy gaps, operation, fixings, surfaces and cleaning access.
Specification note
Reviewed by the EBUNGE project team · Updated July 2026
Based on confirmed product information and general project coordination practice. Final construction, performance and installation requirements must be confirmed for each project.
COMMON INSTALLATION RISKS
Resolve interfaces before hardware is fixed.
Unverified wall or floor substrate
Mixed mounting logic in one cubicle line
Door swing and hardware orientation conflicts
Unconfirmed floor clearance or support positions
Final tightening before alignment and operation checks