What does this toilet partitions and accessories final checklist cover?

14 items across 4 sections, covering partitions, accessories and grab bars, accessible clearances, turnover. Each item spells out what the person walking the job is actually looking for, not just a box to tick.

Who should run this inspection?

The accessories installer with the GC's superintendent, walking each finished restroom before turnover.

When in the schedule should this walk happen?

After partitions and accessories are installed, before the owner's walk and before the restrooms are released.

Why do these items ask for a photo?

11 of the 14 items call for photo evidence, 16 photos in all. A checklist answer without the photo is a claim; the photo is what makes the record worth something in a dispute and lets a reviewer approve work without re-walking the job.

What most often fails a toilet partitions and accessories final inspection?

Partition doors that don't hang level, so an out-swing door drifts open or an occupancy latch won't line up. Grab bar mounted but never pull-checked, so a loose anchor into thin blocking passes the eye test and fails under load. An accessory dispenser or the folding seat mounted where it intrudes on the accessible-stall clear floor space.

Can I use this checklist in RTI?

Yes. Start a free RTI workspace, build this list as a checklist, and the Photo Gate holds the submit button until every mandatory item is answered and its photos are attached. Approved inspections roll into a branded turnover package with a tamper evident audit trail.

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Toilet partitions and accessories

Toilet partitions and accessories final inspection checklist

Toilet partitions and accessories final inspection is where the punch list is either short or expensive. This checklist walks the finished work the way an owner or AHJ will see it: devices on, systems running, everything labeled. Each item gets the photo that closes it instead of reopening it. Work is commonly verified against the applicable building code, manufacturer's published instructions. Confirm the edition your authority having jurisdiction has adopted.

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The checklist

Every item, and the photo evidence it needs

The photo count on each row is what RTI would require before the item can be submitted. Work the list here and watch the gate hold, or load it into RTI and let it enforce the real thing.

Partitions

Panels and pilasters plumb and aligned
Pilasters plumb, panels level and consistent sightlines down the run, floor clearances even under each panel.
Doors swing correctly with hardware working
Door swing per the layout, hinges gravity-set as required, latch, strike and occupancy indicator engaging without forcing.
Partition material, color and finish match the submittal
Panel label or edge marking and the color photographed and matched to the approved submittal and the finish schedule for the room.
Sightlines at door and panel gaps checked from outside
Hinge-side and latch-side gaps and panel joints held to the manufacturer's clearance, privacy strips or no-sightline edges present where the submittal includes them.
Pilaster anchorage and shoes secure at every pilaster
Each pilaster pushed by hand shows no rock at its floor or ceiling anchorage, shoes seated and fastened, headrail tight in its brackets where one is used.
Door hardware complete on every stall door
Coat hook, bumper or stop and pulls on each door as the hardware schedule lists, with the accessible-stall door carrying the pulls the accessibility plan shows.

Accessories and grab bars

Accessories mounted at required heights
Dispensers, mirrors, the seat cover holder and the folding seat set at the required mounting heights and reach ranges for the room.
Grab-bar anchorage pull-checked
Each grab bar pulled by hand at the ends and center, solid to the wall with no give at the flanges or movement in the blocking.
Accessories match the schedule by type and room
Each dispenser, receptacle, mirror and bar walked against the accessory schedule and plan tags: right model, finish and quantity in the right room.
No photo
Space around each grab bar kept clear of other items
Bar level with flanges tight to the finished wall, and the clear space behind, above and below it free of dispensers and controls per the accessibility plan.

Accessible clearances

Accessible-stall clearances observed
Clear floor space, stall width and the door approach at the accessible stall checked against the layout, nothing mounted into the clearance.
Toilet paper dispenser located to the water closet as drawn
Dispenser position measured from the front of the water closet and the side grab bar against the accessibility plan dimensions, outlet not blocked by the bar.

Turnover

Every dispenser opened, loaded and cycled with its key
Each towel, soap, tissue and seat cover unit opened with its key, loaded and dispensed once, with the cover closing and locking again.
No photo
Keys, spare hardware and care data handed to the owner
Dispenser keys tagged by type, spare partition hardware logged, and the manufacturer's cleaning and warranty documents in the turnover package.
No photo

What usually sends this back

The failures are almost always the evidence, not the work

Partition doors that don't hang level, so an out-swing door drifts open or an occupancy latch won't line up.
Grab bar mounted but never pull-checked, so a loose anchor into thin blocking passes the eye test and fails under load.
An accessory dispenser or the folding seat mounted where it intrudes on the accessible-stall clear floor space.

Common questions

6 answers

What does this toilet partitions and accessories final checklist cover?: 14 items across 4 sections, covering partitions, accessories and grab bars, accessible clearances, turnover. Each item spells out what the person walking the job is actually looking for, not just a box to tick.
Who should run this inspection?: The accessories installer with the GC's superintendent, walking each finished restroom before turnover.
When in the schedule should this walk happen?: After partitions and accessories are installed, before the owner's walk and before the restrooms are released.
Why do these items ask for a photo?: 11 of the 14 items call for photo evidence, 16 photos in all. A checklist answer without the photo is a claim; the photo is what makes the record worth something in a dispute and lets a reviewer approve work without re-walking the job.
What most often fails a toilet partitions and accessories final inspection?: Partition doors that don't hang level, so an out-swing door drifts open or an occupancy latch won't line up. Grab bar mounted but never pull-checked, so a loose anchor into thin blocking passes the eye test and fails under load. An accessory dispenser or the folding seat mounted where it intrudes on the accessible-stall clear floor space.
Can I use this checklist in RTI?: Yes. Start a free RTI workspace, build this list as a checklist, and the Photo Gate holds the submit button until every mandatory item is answered and its photos are attached. Approved inspections roll into a branded turnover package with a tamper evident audit trail.

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Load this list into RTI, stick a QR tag on the area it covers, and the submit button stays locked until every mandatory item is answered and the 16 required photos exist. Approved walks roll into a branded turnover package with a tamper evident record behind every line.