Bradley PIL04-SS Steel Pilaster 4 in Wide Ada Compliant

Product Description

The BRADLEY PIL04-SS is a steel pilaster designed for commercial washroom partition systems. A pilaster serves as the floor-mounted structural post that anchors toilet stall panels and supports doors, providing rigidity and alignment to the full partition assembly. This unit measures 4 inches wide and 79-13/16 inches high, making it suited for standard floor-to-ceiling or floor-mounted overhead-braced partition layouts. Fabricated from steel, it delivers durable load-bearing performance in high-traffic restroom environments. Installation is typically handled by a commercial contractor or facilities maintenance professional. At 10 pounds, the PIL04-SS is manageable for a single-person install in most retrofit or new-construction scenarios.

The PIL04-SS is intended for use in commercial and institutional washroom partition assemblies, including those found in schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and public buildings. It carries ADA-compliant stall compatibility, making it a viable component in accessible restroom configurations where pilaster dimensions and stall geometry must conform to ADA clearance requirements. It is appropriate for both new construction and replacement installations within existing Bradley or compatible partition systems.

Key Features

• Steel construction provides long-term structural durability in high-use commercial restroom environments
• 4 inches wide by 79-13/16 inches high for standard partition height applications
• ADA-compliant stall compatibility supports accessible restroom design requirements
• Floor-mounted pilaster format anchors partition panels and door hardware
• Ships as a single unit with a minimum order quantity of one

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pilaster for commercial washroom partition systems requiring a 4-inch-wide steel pilaster with ADA-compliant stall compatibility.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a commercial contractor or experienced facilities technician. Before beginning, confirm the floor anchor points are properly located and that the partition layout meets ADA clearance dimensions for the specific stall configuration. Use appropriate fasteners for the substrate type, whether concrete, tile, or finished flooring. Follow the partition manufacturer's assembly sequence to ensure proper panel-to-pilaster alignment before final anchoring.