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Partition Stalls reviews full-service supply and installation requests throughout New York. Final installation scope, scheduling, access, and field conditions are confirmed for each project.
Compare all five partition material families, four mounting systems, privacy options, and commercial restroom accessories before the quote is finalized.
Project details and photos to help plan your restroom.

Manorville, Long Island, New York

Southampton, Long Island, New York

928 Broadway, New York, New York 10010
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Central Islip, Long Island, New York
At the home of the Long Island Ducks, Partition Stalls supplied and installed 56 restroom stalls and 21 privacy screens using a floor-mounted, overhead-braced partition system. This documented project gives New York buyers a first-hand example of coordinated partition supply and installation at event and public-facility scale.
Project scope: 56 stalls and 21 screens, supplied and installed by Partition Stalls with a floor-mounted, overhead-braced system. Licensed venue photos show the ballpark setting, not the restroom work, and do not imply endorsement.
These licensed venue photographs show the Long Island ballpark setting, separate from the restroom project photograph.
Official Long Island Ducks website


Pier 60 Chelsea Piers, New York City · Manhattan
In the men’s locker room at Pier Sixty, two project photographs show a project with three stainless-steel restroom stalls and two stainless-steel urinal privacy screens. The waterfront event-venue setting provides a first-hand New York City example for hospitality, entertainment, event, and locker-room buyers comparing durable stainless-steel partitions and coordinated privacy screens.
Project location: Pier Sixty at Pier 60 Chelsea Piers, Manhattan, as identified by the official venue website. This men’s locker-room record covers three stainless-steel stalls and two urinal screens, not Current at Pier 59 or The Lighthouse at Pier 61.
The second project photograph documents the two stainless-steel urinal privacy screens that accompany the three-stall locker-room scope.
Official Pier Sixty website

Times Square, New York City · Midtown Manhattan
At John’s of Times Square on West 44th Street, the project photograph documents a custom steel commercial toilet partition assembly fitted to a compact corner restroom. The distinctive finish is described as a custom pizza color. This first-hand New York City project gives restaurant and hospitality buyers a relevant example of using a custom-color steel partition where room geometry and interior character both matter.
Project location: John’s of Times Square, 260 West 44th Street, in a restored former church. “Pizza color” describes this custom steel finish, not an official manufacturer finish name. The photo does not establish the full compartment quantity.

Patchogue, Long Island, New York · Suffolk County
At SEPA Mujer’s main office on North Ocean Avenue in Patchogue, the project photograph documents one plastic-laminate restroom partition in a dark woodgrain finish. The project provides a first-hand Long Island example for nonprofit, community-service, office, and institutional buyers considering plastic-laminate commercial toilet partitions.
Project location: SEPA Mujer, 110 North Ocean Avenue, Patchogue, as listed by the organization. The photo shows a dark woodgrain appearance and a floor-mounted, overhead-braced layout for the documented one-partition plastic-laminate scope.

Middletown, New York · Orange County
At Saffron Indian Restaurant on Dolson Avenue in Middletown, a project photograph shows three dark patterned commercial toilet compartments in a floor-mounted, overhead-braced layout. The photo suggests that the compact panels are likely phenolic; plastic laminate remains a plausible alternative, so the material is identified as photo-based rather than a confirmed specification.
Project location: Saffron Indian Restaurant, 130 Dolson Avenue, Middletown. Three compartments are visible, not a confirmed full-project quantity. Material and mounting are photo-based: likely phenolic, with plastic laminate a plausible alternative.

Woodmere, New York
At Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools in Woodmere, two project photographs document three solid-plastic restroom stalls. This first-hand school-district project gives New York education buyers a relevant example of durable commercial toilet partitions for a high-use school setting.
Project details and photos document three solid-plastic stalls for Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools. The district website lists 1 Johnson Place, Woodmere; this record is not assigned to a particular school building.
The second project photograph documents the same three-stall solid-plastic project from a wider restroom angle.
Official Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools website

Buchanan, New York
At Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School in Buchanan, four project photographs document a school restroom scope of six solid-plastic stalls and two screens. This first-hand New York project gives education buyers a relevant example of a coordinated solid-plastic partition and screen package for a school setting.
Project details and four photos document six solid-plastic stalls and two screens at Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School. The school website lists 160 Westchester Avenue, Buchanan, New York 10511.
Three additional project photographs show the same six-stall, two-screen solid-plastic restroom scope from different angles.
Official Buchanan-Verplanck Elementary School website



Long Island City, New York
At Cine Magic LIC Studios on 48th Avenue in Long Island City, two project photographs document four powder-coated-steel restroom stalls. This first-hand New York City project gives production, studio, and commercial-facility buyers a relevant powder-coated-steel partition reference.
Project details and two photos document four powder-coated-steel stalls at Cine Magic LIC Studios. Its official website identifies the production facility at 3015 48th Avenue, Long Island City, New York.
The second project photograph shows the same four-stall powder-coated-steel restroom project from another angle.
Official Cine Magic LIC Studios website

New Paltz, New York
At New Paltz High School on South Putt Corners Road in New Paltz, three project photographs document a scope of six Scranton Aria solid-plastic restroom stalls. This first-hand New York school project gives K–12 and institutional buyers a relevant solid-plastic partition reference.
Project details and three photos document six Scranton Aria solid-plastic stalls at New Paltz High School. The school website lists 130 S. Putt Corners Road, New Paltz, New York 12561.
Two additional project photographs show the same six-stall Scranton Aria solid-plastic restroom scope from different angles.
Official New Paltz High School website


Garden City South, Long Island, New York
At ITA Kitchen on Nassau Boulevard in Garden City South, two project photographs document a restroom scope of four powder-coated steel stalls and two screens. This first-hand Long Island restaurant project provides a relevant partition reference for dining, hospitality, and private-event settings.
Project details and two photos document four powder-coated steel stalls and two screens at ITA Kitchen, 9 Nassau Blvd, Garden City South, New York 11530. The two-color appearance and overhead-braced layout are photo-based, not manufacturer finish designations or field-verified specifications.
The second project photograph shows the same four-stall, two-screen restroom scope from another angle.
Official ITA Kitchen Garden City website

45 Channel Drive, Port Washington, Long Island, New York
At Training Station Athletic Clubs on Channel Drive in Port Washington, two project photographs document a restroom scope of seven brown powder-coated steel stalls and two screens. This first-hand Long Island athletic-club project gives fitness, recreation, and high-traffic commercial-facility buyers a relevant powder-coated-steel partition reference.
Project details and two photos document seven brown powder-coated steel stalls and two screens at Training Station Athletic Clubs. Its website lists 45 Channel Drive, Port Washington, New York 11050.
The second project photograph shows the same seven-stall, two-screen restroom scope from another angle.
Official Training Station Athletic Clubs website

928 Broadway, New York, New York 10010
At 928 Broadway in New York City, three project photographs document a scope of eight grey powder-coated steel restroom stalls. The photographs provide a commercial restroom-partition reference for the confirmed material and color, without assigning the project to a tenant or a more specific facility use.
Project details and three photos document eight grey powder-coated steel stalls at 928 Broadway, New York, NY 10010. No tenant or narrower facility use is identified. Keep this photo record separate from the historical stainless-steel supply reference at the same address; the orders are not linked. Manufacturer and official finish name are not stated.
Two additional project photographs show the same eight-stall project from another angle and in a closer detail view.



Frederick Douglass Boulevard, New York City, New York
The project at Healing from Heaven Temple on Frederick Douglass Boulevard in New York City includes a documented scope of eight gunmetal-colored powder-coated steel bathroom stalls. One supplied photograph documents the partitions; the color description is not a manufacturer finish code.
Project details and photo document eight powder-coated steel stalls at Healing from Heaven Temple on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, New York City. Gunmetal is a descriptive color, not a manufacturer finish code. A building number and ZIP are not stated.

57th Street, New York City, New York
AMV Studios on 57th Street in New York City has a documented project scope of three stainless steel bathroom stalls. Three supplied photographs document this NYC restroom project.
Project details and three photos document three stainless steel stalls at AMV Studios on 57th Street, New York City. A building number, ZIP, and east/west designation are not stated.
Two additional project photographs accompany the same documented three-stall stainless steel scope.



Manorville, Long Island, New York
The Eastport-South Manor Junior-Senior High School project in Manorville includes eight gray solid-plastic restroom stalls and three privacy screens. Four actual project photographs show the compartment rows and screen layout for this Long Island education project. For a similar school restroom, include the privacy screens alongside the stall count when preparing plans and a project-specific quote.
Project scope: eight gray solid-plastic stalls and three privacy screens at Eastport-South Manor Junior-Senior High School in Manorville, with four actual project photographs. Gray describes the supplied photographs, not a manufacturer finish code.
Three additional photographs document Eastport-South Manor’s gray solid-plastic school project from different views. The project scope includes eight restroom stalls and three privacy screens.
Official school website



Southampton, Long Island, New York
Southampton Elementary School’s restroom partition project pairs two tan solid-plastic stalls with one privacy screen. Two actual project photographs document this smaller Long Island school scope from separate views. Room measurements, door swings and screen placement remain useful starting points for buyers planning a similar solid-plastic package.
Project scope: two tan solid-plastic stalls and one privacy screen at Southampton Elementary School in Southampton, with two actual project photographs. Tan is a descriptive color, not a manufacturer finish code.
A second photograph provides another view of Southampton Elementary’s tan solid-plastic partitions. This school project includes two restroom stalls and one privacy screen.
Official school website
New York projects range from round-the-clock transportation facilities to schools, healthcare spaces, offices, hospitality properties, and public buildings. The useful specification is the one that accounts for traffic, cleaning, privacy, delivery, and how the building stays operational during the work.
Transit, airports, schools, healthcare, hospitality, offices, and dense mixed-use buildings.
Tight delivery windows, elevators, occupied floors, night work, and phased restroom closures can affect both mounting decisions and installation sequencing.
Education, municipal, healthcare, recreation, hospitality, and transportation facilities.
Discuss moisture exposure, maintenance routines, replacement-part availability, and whether a durable nonporous material is warranted for the setting.
Government, institutional, higher-education, highway, and regional commercial facilities.
Existing substrates, winter scheduling, building access, and coordination with other Division 10 accessories should be documented before pricing.
These guides follow the five largest incorporated places in the state by U.S. Census Bureau Vintage 2025 July 1 population estimate. City names are project locations, not claims of a separate office, stocked warehouse, or automatic acceptance of every project condition.
Census city-and-town population estimatesAdditional planning guides: Albany
New York restroom work often rewards careful field verification and a material package that can tolerate frequent use without making maintenance unnecessarily complicated.
Compare mounting systemsIdentify which restrooms can close, when materials can arrive, and whether work must be split by floor, building, or phase.
For transit, education, healthcare, and public settings, compare durable surfaces, robust hardware, and components that remain practical to replace.
Coordinate door and panel sightlines with dispensers, grab bars, mirrors, waste units, changing stations, and other required accessories.
Share loading, elevator, stair, storage, and work-hour restrictions early so large panels and hardware can be planned around the actual site.
A fast New York quote starts with enough information to understand the room, the product direction, and the constraints of the building.
Project address and borough, county, or municipality
Dimensioned plans, elevations, or clear field measurements
Material, mounting, finish, and privacy direction
Fixture counts plus required restroom accessories
Delivery access, phasing, target schedule, and site-hour restrictions
Product and installation decisions remain project-specific. Plans, field conditions, manufacturer requirements, schedule, and the responsible design team’s review control the final selection.
Partition Stalls reviews supply and installation requests throughout New York. Send the project address, plans, quantities, desired schedule, and site conditions so installation feasibility and scope can be confirmed.
Solid plastic, phenolic, stainless steel, and powder coated steel can all fit high-traffic work depending on moisture, appearance, cleaning, abuse exposure, budget, and the responsible project team’s requirements. The plans and operating conditions should drive the choice.
Yes. Share the number of restrooms, available swing space, permitted work hours, delivery restrictions, and required completion sequence. Those details help the team review whether pricing should be organized by floor, area, or phase.
Send the project location, plans or measurements, material direction, quantities, accessory scope, schedule, and site conditions. Call or submit the form to start a project-specific review.