Phenolic Black Core Toilet Partitions
FAQs About Solid Plastic Bathroom Partitions
Phenolic black core is a composite restroom partition material made from resin-saturated kraft paper layers fused under heat and pressure, resulting in a colored surface over a solid black core. This construction resists moisture, impact, and vandalism, making it a durable choice for high-traffic commercial restrooms.
Black core partitions have a colored surface over a contrasting black core, so scratches and chips show as dark marks. Color through partitions are a uniform color from surface to core, so damage is far less visible. Both offer similar durability and moisture resistance.
Phenolic black core partitions are commonly installed in schools, recreation centers, pools and aquatic facilities, retail stores, airports, offices, and sports venues. Their resistance to moisture and vandalism makes them well suited to any restroom that sees frequent cleaning or heavy public traffic.
Phenolic black core partitions are built to resist scratches, dents, and general wear, and the visible contrast between the black core and colored surface acts as a deterrent by making tampering or damage immediately noticeable, which helps facility managers spot issues quickly.
Phenolic black core partitions typically meet a Class B fire rating as standard, with Class A rated material available for facilities that require a higher fire safety classification. Confirm your specific project requirements with a partition specialist before ordering.
