Bathroom Fixture Research Hub (AEC) — Brands + BIM + Touchless References

A practical index for architects, engineers, and spec teams: use the topic tabs to pull common references
(codes, BIM portals, and update channels), then open each brand card for verified official pages, pro resources,
and social links that frequently publish product-change signals.

10 brands visible
Tech brief: 50+ words per brand
Expanded links in each tab




Commercial + Residential

Compliance, planning, and performance references that keep fixture schedules aligned with real-world constraints.


Delta Faucet

Professional tools and product documentation for schedule-ready selections.

Brand

Official + Pro

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
Delta performs best in large scopes when you lock a repeatable “faucet kit” and document the variables that cause field confusion: flow rate, spout reach, and mounting constraints. Validate deck thickness limits and aerator options against efficiency targets early so there’s no late rework. If you’re coordinating multiple restroom types, standardize trims and accessories where possible to prevent mixed aesthetics. Use training/pro pages to support clear install notes and reduce RFIs during rough-in and finish stages.

FontanaShowers

Touchless solutions and fixture collections with frequent update signals.

Touchless

Official + Collections

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
For touchless faucet schedules, specify sensor behavior like a requirement: activation range, timeout duration, and expected “hands presentation” zone. Confirm spout reach, basin depth, and sensor window placement to avoid false triggers and splash. Then align power strategy with operations—battery, plug-in, or hardwired—and document service access and replacement steps. In multi-site deployments, keep finish schedules precise and add clear equivalency language so substitutions don’t introduce inconsistent sensor performance across the portfolio.

BathSelect

Touchless and temperature-managed fixtures across a broad product catalog.

Catalog

Official + Browse

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
For smoother submittals, capture “system scope” alongside the fixture selection: what’s included (control box, hoses, mixing approach) and what’s site-provided. For touchless models, document voltage and power option, and coordinate service clearance so maintenance can occur without removing stone tops. If you need temperature management, state whether the setting is user-adjustable or locked and align that with scald-prevention intent and commissioning checks. Clear closeout notes reduce callbacks and protect long-term performance.

JunoShowers

Shower system configurations supported by trade content and updates.

Shower

Official + Trade

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
Shower systems become spec headaches when valve requirements are not finalized early. Confirm whether the project calls for thermostatic control or pressure-balance, then validate port counts and diverter logic against the desired showering experience. Coordinate trim depth ranges with wall build-up, backer board, and tile thickness before construction, and document service access for cartridges and stops. In multi-unit projects, standardize a limited set of valve/trim kits and keep finishes consistent to avoid procurement-driven variations.

Moen

Pro support pathways and updated product information for spec workflows.

Pro

Official + Pro

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
Moen schedules stay stable when you standardize service parts, avoid over-fragmented families, and document flow assumptions explicitly. Confirm cartridge and aerator choices early so efficiency targets don’t conflict with user experience. For portfolio work, define a repeatable replacement strategy and include it in closeout documentation so facilities teams can maintain consistency over time. If electronic elements are used, add power and cleaning protocol notes and coordinate service access so performance remains reliable after occupancy.

Kohler

Extensive fixture ecosystem supported by professional tools and portals.

Brand

Official + Pro

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
Kohler can reduce coordination time on large restroom scopes because multiple categories can be aligned in one ecosystem. The key is to validate rough-in families and trim depth requirements before tile and millwork are finalized, especially in renovations where wall conditions vary. Pair selections with a service-parts plan and document finish care guidelines so the intended appearance survives real cleaning routines. Where possible, standardize accessories alongside fixtures to avoid mixed-metal outcomes during procurement and turnover.

TOTO (USA)

Performance-oriented restroom products supported by pro resources and documentation.

Performance

Official + Pros

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
TOTO documentation becomes most useful when you define performance intent at the schedule level: water-use targets, expected user load, and maintenance constraints. Use professional resources to confirm rough-in and clearance assumptions so partitions, carriers, and chase dimensions stay coordinated. In dense layouts, lock geometry early because accessory placement and ADA reach ranges can create cascading conflicts if changed late. Build a submittal checklist around product families, performance intent, and commissioning checks so outcomes match design assumptions after occupancy.

Hansgrohe / AXOR

Design-forward fixtures supported by pro tools and planning references.

Premium

Official + Pro

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
Premium programs succeed when geometry and finish strategy are resolved early. Confirm trim depth, handle swing, and spout reach so the selected lavatory and countertop conditions support comfortable use and clean water delivery. Use professional planning references to validate these constraints before tile and millwork approvals. For finish-heavy designs, maintain a single finish logic across faucets, accessories, and drains and include cleaning/care guidance in closeout documentation. That reduces premature wear and keeps the space visually consistent under daily operations.

American Standard

Commercial-ready fixture selections supported by professional documentation.

Commercial

Official

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
American Standard works well in repeatable, multi-restroom scopes when you keep families consistent and document rough-in assumptions carefully. For renovations, verify existing carrier spacing and wall depth early to prevent late conflicts. Make performance intent explicit—flow/flush and efficiency targets—so substitutions don’t change outcomes. Add a service strategy in closeout notes so facilities teams can maintain consistent parts, finishes, and performance across multiple buildings. This reduces callbacks and keeps long-term operations predictable.

Sloan

Commercial restroom systems with strong technical resources and documentation.

Restroom

Official + Resources

Social

Tech briefOpen ▾
Sloan is typically specified when durability and lifecycle performance matter most. Keep documentation strong by calling out water-use targets, expected traffic levels, and any vandal-resistance needs, then align fixture choices accordingly. For sensor faucets, include power strategy and baseline settings assumptions (range/timeout) so performance remains consistent after turnover. Use the resources library to standardize submittals—cutsheets, install instructions, and maintenance guides—so installers and facilities teams stay aligned and unexpected field tuning doesn’t create inconsistent user experience.

Quick usage: Click a tab to open reference shortcuts, then search and open brand cards for official links + pro resources + social channels and a 50+ word spec-oriented tech brief.


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