Restrooms are of utmost importance in any restaurant. If you want to promote good hygiene and give your patrons a great time visiting your establishment, you need to focus on your bathrooms. According to various studies, a majority of customers associate the hygiene in a restaurant restroom with that of its kitchen. Creating a restroom that is clean, free of any foul smell, and has an inviting ambience can make a positive impact on your business. Read on as we discuss points to consider to design a highly functional and hygienic restaurant restroom. 1. Go for Dry Restroom Systems Wet…
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A restroom is one of the most functionally important parts of both residential and commercial workspaces alike. Choosing the right material while designing restroom spaces such as HPL panels, toilet cubicles and partitions can be overwhelming considering the numerous options available. Factors such as the desired aesthetic, type of commercial property, capacity, and more should be taken into account while selecting the material used for restroom solutions. Continuing on the subject, in this blog post, we present a simple guide to help you understand the 3 most commonly used materials for restroom solutions in commercial spaces. Read on. 1. Powder Coated…
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Bathroom cubicles or partitions are an indispensable long-term investment for any organization, which is why it is important to choose with utmost care. Greenlam Sturdo gives you multiple options from which to choose and a guarantee of exceptional quality. Our products range includes the Kids Collection, Designer Collection, Classique Collection, and Vibrance. Read on as we present four categories under the Classique series from Greenlam Sturdo. 1. Floater Greenlam’s Classique Floater bathroom cubicles feature a clear floor concept. They can be easily installed, maintained, and cleaned, thanks to their classic and contemporary design. The Floater concept offers a natural touch…
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Commercial restrooms are typically designed in two different systems; dry and wet. Wet restroom systems use brick walls to divide different parts of a restroom, such as toilet cubicles and storage areas. Dry restroom systems, on the other hand, are a more modern take on restroom design. The system uses toilet cubicles manufactured using compact laminates, making them easy to install, clean, and maintain. If you are planning to design or renovate a commercial restroom, it is important to know which restroom system to install. To help you decide, in this blog post, we give you three reasons to invest…
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