Material Specifications

The material palette for service station toilets must balance durability, hygiene, ease of maintenance, and user comfort. Given the high-traffic nature of these spaces, materials must perform under constant use while maintaining a clean, professional appearance.

Material: Slip-resistant porcelain tiles, safety vinyl, or resin flooring.

Key Qualities: Non-slip (R10 or higher), waterproof, chemical-resistant, and easy to clean.

Material: Ceramic or porcelain tiles, high-pressure laminate panels, or hygienic wall cladding (e.g., PVC or compact laminate).

Key Qualities: Moisture-resistant, impact-resistant, and easy to wipe down.

Aesthetic Tip: Consider reflective finishes to enhance lighting and cleanliness perception.

Material: Moisture-resistant plasterboard with anti-mould paint or suspended ceiling tiles rated for wet environments.

Key Qualities: Allow access to services, resist humidity, and support acoustic control.

Material: Compact laminate or solid grade laminate (SGL).

Key Qualities: Vandal-resistant, waterproof, and robust for public settings.

Aesthetic Tip: Choose neutral or darker tones with matte finishes to reduce visible fingerprints and marks.

Material: Solid surface (e.g., Corian), resin-based composites, or compact laminate.

Key Qualities: Seamless joints, resistant to water and chemicals, and easy to maintain.

Aesthetic Tip: Integrate basins into vanity tops for a sleek, modern look.

Material: Brushed or polished stainless steel for dispensers, bins, grab rails, and dryers.

Key Qualities: Durable, hygienic, corrosion-resistant, and tamper-proof.