Frost

Frost Stainless Steel Restroom Fixtures and Waste Receptacles

A restroom is the part of a facility where people form the fastest judgment about how well the building is run. An empty soap dispenser, a tissue box swinging freely from the wall, and an overflowing waste container that is too small for its task are instantly obvious. Frost manufactures commercial-grade restroom fixtures out of stainless steel because such items must withstand years of use by the general public, and there are 38 products from Frost available at MediDepot.

The material choice is the point. Stainless steel resists corrosion from cleaning chemicals, doesn’t crack or yellow the way plastic does, and stands up to the sort of rough handling public restrooms deliver. Across this collection, that construction shows up consistently in tissue dispensers, soap dispensers, waste receptacles, and grab bars.

Facilities That Specify These Products

Frost fixtures serve any building with public or staff restrooms that see steady daily traffic. This collection is a fit for:

• Hospitals, clinics, and medical office buildings
• Long-term care and senior living facilities
• Office buildings and corporate campuses
• Schools, universities, and public institutions
• Hotels, restaurants, and hospitality venues
• Municipal buildings, parks, and public facilities
• Facilities and janitorial teams managing multi-restroom buildings

What the Collection Covers

MediDepot’s Frost range organizes into several functional groups across 38 products.

Soap and Hand Hygiene Dispensers The 711 Universal Low Profile Liquid Soap Dispenser holds 1.5 L, the 708-A Universal Stainless Steel Liquid Soap Dispenser holds 1.1 L, and the 712 Counter Mounted Liquid Soap Dispenser is a 1 L bulk fill unit for installations where the dispenser mounts through the countertop rather than on the wall.

Toilet Tissue and Paper Dispensers Options include the 150 Double Roll Toilet Tissue Dispenser in polished chrome, the 158-S with hood and the 158-10 with shelf in stainless steel, the 165 Multi-Roll Toilet Tissue Dispenser with reserve roll, the 1134-S recessed stainless steel holder, and a Universal Jumbo Double Toilet Tissue Dispenser. Paper handling also includes the 107 Multifold and C-Fold Universal Paper Towel Dispenser in stainless steel, plus the 185 white steel and 187 stainless steel paper cup dispensers.

Waste Receptacles and Recycling A broad range covering wall-mounted units (the 326 at 50 L, the 327 at 68 L, and the 304-NLS large capacity), free-standing swing top models (300-NL and 302-NL), the 310-S Lobby Waste Receptacle at 125 L, the 310-J Jumbo Architectural stand-alone unit, the 305 Foot Operated Waste Receptacle with lid, and the 316 Floor Standing Recycling Station with a keyed tumbler lock.

Washroom Disposal and Sanitary Products The 622 Surface Mounted Feminine Product Disposal in brushed stainless steel, the 199-S stainless steel and 199-W white steel Toilet Seat Cover Dispensers, and the 608-1 and 608-3 Surface Mounted Double Napkin and Tampon Vendors.

Sharps and Biomedical Disposal The 878 Stainless Steel Biomedical Sharps Disposal unit addresses regulated waste in restrooms and clinical support spaces.

Accessibility and Shower Hardware The 1001-SP Stainless Steel 1-1/4" Grab Bar is available in multiple lengths, the 1055-S is a swing up safety grab bar, the 972 is a full wall mounted fold-up shower seat listed as ADA compliant, and the 975 is a retractable-reversible shower seat. Shower rods include the 1145-S in 36" and 60" lengths and the 1145-CRV 60" curved rod.

Outdoor and Facility Accessories The 1119 Stainless Steel Wet Floor Sign, the 908 Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Outdoor Ash Bin, the 2010 Outdoor Pet Waste Bag Dispenser with 400 bag capacity, and the 2011 Outdoor Pet Waste Disposal Bin in recycled polyethylene at 5.4 gallons.

Waste Receptacle Formats Compared

Specifying for Your Restrooms

A restroom fixture order goes wrong most often through mismatched mounting or undersized capacity, both avoidable at the specification stage.

• Wall mounted or free standing. Wall-mounted receptacles keep floor space clear and simplify mopping. Free-standing units suit corridors, lobbies, and spaces where wall mounting is not practical.
• Capacity against traffic. A 50 L receptacle in a high-traffic restroom means more frequent emptying. Stepping up to 68 L or a 125 L lobby unit can reduce janitorial rounds.
• Hands-free requirements. Clinical and infection-sensitive environments often specify the 305 foot operated receptacle rather than an open-top unit.
• Dispenser capacity and refill method. Compare the 1.5 L, 1.1 L, and 1 L bulk fill soap options against how often your janitorial team services each restroom.
• Recessed or surface mounted. The 1134-S recessed tissue holder suits new construction or renovation where the wall can be opened. Surface-mounted units are the retrofit-friendly choice.
• Accessibility compliance. Grab bars, the swing up 1055-S, and the ADA-listed 972 fold-up shower seat should be selected and installed per your applicable accessibility requirements, which govern height and placement as much as product choice.
• Finish consistency. Stainless steel, polished chrome, and white steel all appear in this range. Choosing one finish family per restroom keeps the space visually coherent.

Material and Installation Details

Frost products in this collection are predominantly stainless steel commercial fixtures. Documented details available on the collection page include:

Buyers should confirm exact dimensions, mounting hardware requirements, and rough-in specifications directly on each product page before ordering, particularly for recessed units. MediDepot does not represent that any product satisfies a specific facility’s accessibility, building code, or regulated waste requirements. Grab bar and shower seat installation must follow applicable accessibility standards and manufacturer load specifications, and sharps containers should be used according to your facility’s regulated medical waste protocol.

Ordering for a Multi-Restroom Facility

Restroom fixtures are usually bought in quantity during construction, renovation, or a standardization push, which is where coordination pays off.

• Standardize across restrooms. Matching dispensers and receptacles building-wide means janitorial staff stock one type of refill and maintenance carries fewer spare parts.
• Order mounting hardware and spares together. Fixtures in public restrooms take abuse, and having spares on hand avoids a visibly broken dispenser sitting unrepaired for weeks.
• Size for peak, not average. Capacity decisions should reflect the busiest period the restroom sees rather than a daily average.
• Plan recessed units before walls close. Recessed fixtures like the 1134-S are far easier to specify during construction than to retrofit later.
• Keep accessibility hardware consistent across restrooms so the experience is predictable for users who depend on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose stainless steel restroom fixtures over plastic?

Plastics corrode with cleaning products, crack, and yellow with exposure to ultraviolet light, but stainless steel stands up to all that and more. Stainless steel withstands the abuse typical of public restroom environments, and that is why it is the standard material in commercial washrooms.

What is the difference between wall mounted and free standing waste receptacles?

The wall mounted models like the 326 (50 L) and the 327 (68 L) save space on the floor while making the floor easy to mop and safer for walking. The 300-NL, 302-NL, and 125 L 310-S Lobby Receptacle are among the free standing receptacles.

Which soap dispenser capacity should I choose?

Compare capacity against your janitorial service frequency. This collection includes the 712 counter mounted 1 L bulk fill, the 708-A at 1.1 L, and the 711 low profile at 1.5 L. Higher-traffic restrooms generally benefit from the larger reservoir to reduce refill trips.

Are the grab bars and shower seats ADA compliant?

The 972 Full Wall Mounted Fold-Up Shower Seat is listed as ADA compliant. For grab bars and other accessibility hardware, compliance depends on correct installation height, placement, and wall backing as much as the product itself, so installation must follow the applicable accessibility standard and the manufacturer’s load specifications.

What is the 878 sharps disposal unit used for?

The 878 is a stainless steel biomedical sharps disposal unit intended for regulated sharps waste in restrooms and clinical support areas. Facilities should use it in accordance with their own regulated medical waste handling and disposal protocol.

What is the difference between the 158-S and 158-10 tissue dispensers?

Both are double roll toilet tissue dispensers in stainless steel. The 158-S includes a hood, while the 158-10 includes a shelf. Selection typically comes down to whether the restroom benefits from a shelf surface adjacent to the dispenser.

Outfit Your Restrooms

Because mounting type, capacity, and finish all need to match across a building, comparing options before a bulk order saves rework later. MediDepot offers Medical Equipment Financing to help spread the cost of a full restroom fixture package, along with a Price Match Guarantee so you can order with confidence. Extended Warranty coverage is available on eligible equipment for facilities that want protection beyond standard manufacturer terms, and a Military Discount is available for qualifying buyers. Browse the full Frost collection above, or contact the MediDepot team for help specifying fixtures across your facility.