Wet restroom system is the conventional way of setting up a restroom. It generally comprises of a structure made from brick walls and tiles coupled with the required hardwares. One of the major drawbacks of a wet restroom setup is that the partition walls and doors are placed on the floor hence it becomes more prone to water, dust, dirt and stain settlements which leaves a pungent smell. In case of dry restroom, it's equipped with modern designing and is a reasonably priced setup. The main advantage of having this system is-economy of space, usage of 12mm / 18mm thick partitions and doors incomparison to 150mm brick walls. There is always a gap maintained between the ground and the partition to avoid dust, dirt and pungent smell.

Why prefer a dry restroom system?

Greenlam Sturdo stays class apart due to its usage of dry restroom system. An analysis to support the following is mentioned below:

DISADVANTAGES OF WET SYSTEM

• Cleaning of floor becomes difficult
• Dirt and stains easily settle down on the bottom because of its porous surface
• Tile designs can go out of production making its replacement difficult
• Since the grout joints are porous they can easily absorb pungent smell
• Loss of space-Usage of 6' x 6" thick walls result in loss of 3 sq.ft area per partition
• Load of building is high
• No means of natural ventilation is provided

ADVANTAGES OF DRY SYSTEM

• Economy of space-The partition panels are only 12mm or 18mm thick as compared to 150mm thick brick wall
• Economy of load-Partitioning systems reduces the load on building as compared to the usage of brick wall
• Reduced installation time-4 cubicles can be setup in a day
• Neatness-Since no wet work is involved
• Proper air ventilation access is provided in the designs
• Easy floor cleaning-Absence of corners doesn't let the dust to accumulate on the floor
• Vibrant range-Available in different colours and patterns