Bradley Corp. has used its own Terreon solid surface material to make three models of sink for the Frequency® Lavatory System FL series. The patented design provides hand-washing access for adults, children, and those with disabilities.
the FL-Series features a solid surface countertop with an integral bowl and integral solid surface overflow. The bowl allows for greater knee clearance than other barrier-free fixtures. The Frequency Lavatory System includes a no-drip edge and comes equipped with center shank battery-operated, adjustable range faucets.
FEATURES:
- Patented molded one-piece with integral bowl
- Lower concave unit is ADA Compliant
- Constructed of vandal-resistant Terreon or TerreonRE Solid Surface Material, available in dozens of colors
- Capacitive sensing faucet standard
- Trap covers made of high impact polymer
- Optional soap dispenser and/or tankless water heater available
- Terreon and TerreonRE are now GREENGUARD Certified as
low-emitting materials
MULTI-HEIGHT OPTIONS:
- Convex (higher)
The convex station provides a more ergonomically correct position for able-bodied users - Concave (lower)
The concave stations can be mounted to meet ADA or TAS guidelines.
MODELS:
1 Station - FL-1L (Concave)
1 Station - FL-1L (Convex)
2 Station - FL-2L
3 Station - FL-3L
MATERIAL - Bradley's Terreon Solid Surface
The FL-Series sinks are made from Terreon non-toxic, bio-based resin; a highly durable material, which resists stains, burns, chemicals, and impact. It is easily cleaned and maintained and a non-porous material which does not support microbial growth.
In Frequency® Lavatory System sinks, Terreon is completely molded which eliminates fabrication waste and the use of sealants and adhesives.
The pigments used to manufacture Terreon are free from heavy metals and toxic or carcinogenic ingredients. Terreon is Class 1 Fire Rated, so in a fire situation, it burns clean with an insignificant amount of smoke.
TerreonRE is available with the same features as Terreon but with 25% pre-consumer recycled granules which can count toward LEED credits.
STANDARD COLORS:
*Aggregate flow and distribution can vary from product to product creating natural characteristics.
