ADA-compliant grab bars, toilet tissue dispensers, seat cover dispensers, sanitary disposal units, and combination accessories from Bobrick, ASI, and Bradley. Everything inside the stall, professionally supplied for your commercial restroom project.
A complete range of in-stall accessories from the industry's leading manufacturers, available for surface-mounted and recessed installation.
ADA-compliant grab bars in 1-1/4" and 1-1/2" diameters. Type 304 stainless steel construction. Smooth or peened finishes. Load ratings up to 1,250 lbs.
Single and dual jumbo roll dispensers. Standard and controlled-use models. Surface-mounted and recessed. Holds up to 10" diameter rolls.
Surface-mounted and recessed toilet seat cover dispensers. Stainless steel construction. 34+ models available across brands.
Surface-mounted and recessed sanitary napkin disposal. Self-closing panels, leak-proof design, 1 to 1.2 gallon capacity. Full-length piano hinges.
Multi-purpose units combining toilet tissue, seat cover dispenser, and sanitary disposal in one space-efficient unit. Ideal for compact restrooms.
Clothes hooks for inside door mounting, door stops with rubber inserts, security hardware, and partition-specific mounting accessories.
Single and double robe hooks, coat hooks with bumpers, mop and broom holders. Available in satin stainless, bright, matte black, and white finishes.
Understanding ADA requirements is critical when specifying toilet compartment accessories. Here are the key standards that apply.
Accessible toilet compartments must include grab bars on both the side wall and rear wall. All grab bars supplied by Bobrick, ASI, and Bradley are designed to meet or exceed these requirements.
ADA reach range requirements affect where toilet compartment accessories are installed. Forward reach maximum is 48 inches; side reach maximum is also 48 inches. Dispensers must be operable with one hand and not require tight grasping, pinching, or wrist twisting.
Choosing the right mounting method for your toilet compartment accessories depends on wall construction, budget, and aesthetic goals.
Toilet compartment accessories are the essential fixtures installed inside individual restroom stalls. While they may seem like minor details in the overall scope of a commercial restroom project, the right selection of grab bars, dispensers, and hooks makes a significant impact on user experience, code compliance, and long-term maintenance efficiency.
RPS Building Specialties supplies toilet compartment accessories from the three leading commercial manufacturers: Bobrick, ASI (American Specialties), and Bradley Corporation. Each brand offers extensive product lines with hundreds of models designed for different mounting configurations, traffic levels, and design preferences.
When specifying toilet compartment accessories, several factors drive the selection process:
RPS Building Specialties works directly with architects, general contractors, and facility managers to specify and supply the right toilet compartment accessories for each project. We coordinate accessory selection with your partition material, mounting hardware, and overall restroom design to ensure everything fits together correctly.
Our team can provide product submittals, cut sheets, and installation guides for all Bobrick, ASI, and Bradley compartment accessories. Whether you are outfitting a new construction project with 200 stalls or retrofitting a single restroom, we supply the same professional-grade products at competitive commercial pricing.
RPS Building Specialties supplies toilet compartment accessories throughout Southern California, including Orange County, Los Angeles County, San Diego County, Riverside County, and San Bernardino County. Contact us today at (714) 381-4196 or [email protected] for product recommendations and a free project quote.
Common questions about toilet compartment accessories answered by our commercial restroom specialists.
ADA Standards (Section 604.5) require grab bars on the side wall and rear wall of accessible toilet compartments. Side wall grab bars must be at least 42 inches long, mounted 12 inches from the rear wall, and positioned 33 to 36 inches above the finished floor. Rear wall grab bars must be at least 36 inches long. All grab bars must be 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 inches in diameter, have a 1-1/2 inch clearance from the wall, and support a minimum load of 250 pounds at any point. Most commercial grab bars from Bobrick, ASI, and Bradley exceed this minimum with load ratings up to 1,250 pounds.
Single-roll dispensers are more compact and cost-effective for low-traffic restrooms such as offices or small retail locations. Dual-roll (also called twin-roll) dispensers are recommended for moderate to high-traffic facilities because they hold twice the paper, reducing the frequency of refills and the risk of running out. Jumbo-roll dispensers (holding 9 to 10 inch diameter rolls) further reduce maintenance intervals and are popular in airports, stadiums, and large commercial buildings.
A combination toilet accessory unit integrates multiple accessories into a single fixture, typically combining a toilet tissue dispenser, seat cover dispenser, and sanitary napkin disposal in one compact, wall-mounted unit. These are ideal for compact restroom stalls where wall space is limited or when you want a streamlined, unified appearance. They reduce the number of individual mounting points needed, simplify installation, and provide a cleaner look inside the compartment.
ADA does not mandate a specific material for grab bars. However, Type 304 stainless steel is the industry standard for commercial grab bars because it resists corrosion, meets hygiene requirements, and maintains its structural integrity over decades of use. Stainless steel grab bars are available in satin (brushed) and bright (polished) finishes. Some manufacturers also offer peened (textured) finishes for improved grip. While chrome-plated and other materials exist, stainless steel is the most common and recommended choice for commercial applications.
Toilet compartment accessories can be mounted directly to partition panels, but the method depends on the partition material. For solid phenolic, solid plastic (HDPE), and stainless steel partitions, accessories can be through-bolted directly to the panel using concealed fasteners. For powder coated steel and plastic laminate partitions (which have honeycomb cores), backing plates or blocking may be required for heavy accessories like grab bars. Manufacturers provide specific mounting hardware and templates. For recessed accessories, the wall must have sufficient cavity depth, and framing may be needed between studs.