Urinal Screen

Definition

A urinal screen is a privacy panel that separates urinals from each other, providing individual privacy in shared restroom facilities. These screens can be floor-mounted, wall-mounted, or ceiling-mounted.

Purpose

Urinal screens enhance privacy and comfort in public restrooms by creating visual barriers between adjacent urinals. They contribute to better hygiene and can be an important aspect of restroom design in terms of user experience and compliance with accessibility standards.

Examples of Use

• Public Restrooms: Installing urinal screens in airports, malls, and stadiums to provide privacy for users.
• Office Buildings: Using urinal screens in corporate restrooms to enhance employee comfort and privacy.
• Schools: Implementing urinal screens in school restrooms to ensure privacy for students.

Related Terms

• Partition: A divider used to separate spaces, similar to urinal screens in function.
• Restroom Stall: An enclosed space in a restroom containing a toilet.
• Privacy Panel: A general term for any panel used to create a private space.

Notes

Urinal screens should be designed and installed to comply with ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) standards, ensuring accessibility for all users.