Premium HPL Toilet Partitions in Dubai

What is HPL Partition?

High‑pressure laminate (HPL) partitions are constructed by compressing multiple layers of kraft paper into a solid laminate. In our partitions the laminates range from 13 mm to 25 mm thick and have a decorative face on both sides. This robust construction makes them ideal for interior applications such as washroom cubicles and laboratory furniture. HPL’s dense structure lends exceptional strength and resistance to impact and moisture, making it an excellent choice in areas exposed to high humidity or frequent use.

Advantages of HPL Toilet Partitions

• Excellent self‑supporting properties and dimensional stability
• Resistant to abrasion, water and fire, ensuring long‑term durability
• Superb hygiene characteristics; smooth surfaces inhibit bacteria accumulation
• Withstands chemicals and solvents, making them ideal for harsh environments
• Simple installation without the need for edge banding; emits very low levels of harmful gases and fumes
• Available in a wide range of colours, textures and wood‑grain patterns to complement any interior scheme

Versatile Applications

Our HPL partitions are versatile enough to be installed in a variety of settings. In addition to washroom cubicles, they are perfect for lockers, kitchen bench tops, cabinets, outdoor benches, office worktops and school benchesThey can also be used for bathroom panels, urinal partitions and integrated plumbing systems

Antibacterial Laminates

We offer an antibacterial range of laminates which inhibit the growth of bacteria and other microbes This makes Royal Cubicles partitions suitable for environments where hygiene is critical, such as restaurants, hospitals, laboratories and schools

Chemical Resistant Options

For environments that involve exposure to harsh chemicals — like clinics, dark rooms or salons — our chemical‑resistant compact laminates provide the ideal solution. The decorative surface is treated with a special formulation to resist chemicals and abrasive substances These panels are tolerant to cleaning agents, easy to maintain and cost‑effective compared with materials such as epoxy, slate or stainless steel