Taos Flush Restroom

MUlti-flush, fully accessible building

The Taos is a large multi-flush building designed for high traffic areas. The Taos is designed to meet all current American with Disabilities Act requirements. The Taos’s standard features include sinks, toilet bowls, electric hand dryers, urinal, and interior and exterior lights.

The Taos is ideal for any area that experiences extreme vandalism. The Taos can be ordered in several different textures and a multitude of different and unique earthtone colors.

Durability:
The Taos is engineered and designed for long-life in extreme conditions. The building meets or exceeds the effects of a Zone 4 earthquake, a 100-mph wind load and a 120 pounds per square foot snow load.

Maintenance:
The Taos is extremely easy to maintain. With our steel reinforced 5,000 psi concrete construction, the building will not rot, rust, or burn. The building interior is primed and painted with white paint to reflect natural light from the Lexan windows mounted in heavy steel frames cast into the walls.

Cleaning of the building interior is easily accomplished with a brush and warm soapy water. Stall partitions are made of the same high strength concrete as our exterior walls and roof and also coated with anti-graffiti sealer.

The walls and roof structure are made of “colored through concrete”, coated with an exterior stain, followed by an anti-graffiti sealer.

Utilities:
The Taos’s utilities are pre- wired, plumbed and tested before shipping to meet local code requirements. They are conveniently concealed within the chase/storage area for easy hookup and maintenance and to reduce the effects of vandalism.

Standard plumbing fixtures are made of vitreous china construction. Optional stainless steel fixtures are available with this model. Hot water and room heaters are also available as options on this restroom.

Hook Up and Installation:
The Taos requires minimal site work. It is designed to sit on a three-quarter minus gravel base, compacted to a ninety-five percent compaction level. The water, sewage and electrical utility lines are stubbed up through the prepared base material to match up with the utility access hole within the floor of the chase area.

The two sections of the Taos are post-tensioned at site. The wiring and plumbing of the pre- wired and pre-plumbed sections are connected together. The Taos is then connected to the site utilities. All of this takes place in a matter of 2-3 days. Site construction and supervision time is greatly reduced from a site built building.

Quality and Value:
Because of our two state-of-the-art, 120,000 square foot production facilities, CXT can produce consistently higher quality buildings at a lower cost to meet the needs of city, county, state and federal agencies.

We at CXT take pride in our craftsmanship and are ready to provide you with our legendary customer service. See why we say, “Once you buy a CXT produced building you will never purchase anything else.”