Ironwood Articles

This article covers some basics of commercial bathroom stall design, emphasizing material, configuration, and hardware options.

This article describes the smallest wheelchair accessible and ambulatory stalls based on the national ADA requirements.

This article explains why there are gaps at the edges of the doors in commercial bathroom stalls.

This article explains why there are gaps between walls and commercial bathroom stalls.

This article explains why there are floor and ceiling gaps in commercial bathroom stalls, including the influence of some ADA compliance issues.

This article covers federal ADA bathroom requirements, focusing on dimensional ADA compliance for children’s toilet partitions.

This article covers federal ADA bathroom requirements, focusing on dimensional ADA compliance for adult toilet partitions.

European style toilet partitions in commercial restrooms are partitions which feature: A “clean” or “single plane” look, including flush surfaces

When I was a teenager my bedroom door never quite latched shut, which meant anybody could enter by simply pushing on the door. That was

We understand the impulse. You go on vacation, stand among the most beautiful rock formation you’ve ever witnessed, and are inspired to incorporate that kind

When it comes to layout options for bathroom spaces, designers have four general layout options to consider: in-corner, between wall, free-standing, and alcove. The first

When it comes to design, the saying goes, “form follows function.” But who gets to determine the definitions and nuances that make up function? When