A commercial countertop will see more traffic in a month than a standard home countertop will see in its entire lifetime. All of the spills, scuffs, and scratches take an immense toll on it, with some materials fairing better than others. So, which material should a contractor, architect, or construction manager select? To help you make the best decision, let’s look at five countertops in five scenarios, and examine the pros and cons for each.

Commercial bathroom projects move fast. Tight timelines, strict specs and coordination among multiple trades mean every step needs to go smoothly. For contractors, the materials and partner you choose can make all the difference between finishing on time or falling behind. 

Designing a commercial bathroom is an exercise in balance. Architects and designers must create spaces that look refined and intentional while standing up to the constant wear that comes with public use.  

As a university facilities manager, you have probably had many experiences with shower base issues. From leaking showers that cause water damage to mold growing on hard-to-clean bases, residence hall showers can be a source of aggravation. When researching materials, focus on the challenges commonly faced by your campus to find solutions. There are three aspects you should first evaluate to ensure you select the best material possible. This blog details how to determine which shower base material is the best choice for university bathrooms. 

When you’re managing or developing multi-family housing, every material choice matters. Nowhere is that truer than in the bathroom, where moisture, heavy daily use and fast tenant turnover can quickly wear down finishes.

Grout commonly poses a challenge for institutional and commercial showers. It can trap bacteria and moisture that turn into mold. Grout also requires a level of upkeep that is time consuming. Switching to grout-free shower walls helps to improve hygiene while reducing maintenance needs for commercial buildings.

If you’ve tackled a university bathroom renovation before, you know how quickly traditional materials like tile, metal and laminate start showing wear. Cracked grout. Chipped tiles. Dented stall doors. Grout that never truly looks clean.

Grout commonly poses a challenge for institutional and commercial showers. It can trap bacteria and moisture that turn into mold. Grout also requires a level of upkeep that is time-consuming. Switching to grout-free shower walls helps to improve hygiene while reducing maintenance needs for commercial buildings.  

Tower Industries manufactures grout-free shower walls in both solid and tile patterns, as well as several color options, to match any bathroom aesthetic. Grout-free shower walls maintain their appearance without the common issues of deterioration seen with traditional grout. Now is the perfect time to replace your traditional tiled shower walls and enjoy the benefits of a grout-free design.

Whether you are upgrading existing bathrooms or manufacturing restrooms for a newly constructed building, you want toilet partitions that will last for years to come. Although there are multiple materials to choose from, one stands above the rest. Manufactured in the U.S. by Tower Industries, Meridian Solid Surface® toilet partitions provide many advantages, including durability, enhanced hygiene, privacy and clean aesthetics.  

This blog will look at the top five benefits of using solid surface toilet partitions for your next commercial bathroom project.

Whether you are retrofitting existing commercial showers or selecting bathroom products for a new building, finding the right shower bases for your facility can be challenging.Durability, accessibility and ease of cleaning are some key factors to consider when researching commercial shower bases. Below are five steps to take when selecting the right commercial shower bases for your facility.