Bradley PIL24-SS Steel Partition Pilaster 24 in Ada

Product Description

The BRADLEY PIL24-SS is a steel washroom partition pilaster designed for commercial restroom installations. Measuring 24 inches wide by 79-13/16 inches high, this pilaster serves as a structural upright component that supports partition panels between toilet stalls. It is ADA compliant, making it suitable for accessible stall configurations where code-required clearances and mounting heights must be met. At 40 pounds, it is a heavy-duty component intended for permanent installation by commercial contractors, millwork crews, or facility maintenance professionals working on new construction or restroom renovation projects.

This pilaster is used in commercial and institutional washroom partition systems — including schools, offices, healthcare facilities, and public restrooms. It functions as a floor-anchored or overhead-braced upright that provides lateral support to adjacent partition panels. The 24-inch width and full-height profile make it appropriate for standard stall configurations as well as ADA-compliant accessible stalls requiring wider openings and specific hardware mounting heights.

Key Features

• Steel construction for durability in high-traffic commercial restroom environments
• 24 inches wide by 79-13/16 inches high — full-height pilaster profile
• ADA compliant stall compatibility for accessible restroom configurations
• 40-pound solid construction supports standard partition panel loads
• UNSPSC Code 30181508 — classified as a partition structural component

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation pilaster for commercial steel washroom partition systems requiring a 24-inch-wide upright.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by commercial contractors or experienced facilities maintenance personnel. Shut down any adjacent plumbing access panels and clear the work area before anchoring the pilaster to the floor plate. Follow ADA Standards for Accessible Design and applicable local building codes when positioning pilasters for accessible stall configurations. Do not overtighten floor anchor hardware into finished tile without verified substrate backing.