Architecture | Fontana Touchless Faucets
One of the stiffest challenges that restroom designers for public and private facilities can encounter has to do with setting up optimum hygiene standards. At FontanaShowers, we understand this, and that is why our motion faucets are designed with the ability to surpass expectations—from reliability to vandal resistance, water efficiency, our stainless steel touchless faucets, and soap dispensers ensure comfort and economy without comparison.

With FontanaShowers, architects and facility managers know that they are purchasing solutions at the very cutting edge of hygiene without having to make any sacrifices in style or performance. Join us in changing restroom design for good—for a safer, more sustainable future.
One cannot afford to make any sort of compromises while designing public restrooms with regards to hygiene. FontanaShowers knows this is a critical need, so it has cutting-edge, stainless steel, touchless faucets and soap dispensers that go above and beyond industry standards. We're not just talking about the function of our products here; we're talking about elevating the restroom experience.
Surveys showcasing hygiene as a top priority for architects and facilities professionals back us up: cleanliness, durability, and innovation are synonymous with our brand. Choosing FontanaShowers will give architects and facility managers an edge in creating spaces that not only will meet but far exceed the expectations of modern users. Join us in revolutionizing public restroom design, pioneering a new standard in hygiene, convenience, and a feel-good atmosphere.
Architectural touchless faucet planning connects sensor performance, fixture geometry, water efficiency, accessibility, material durability, and maintenance requirements with the broader commercial restroom design. Architects, plumbing engineers, and project teams can use
plumbing fixture BIM files for dimensional and building-system coordination,
review
touchless faucet specification guidance for Division 22, fixture schedules, submittals, and MEP coordination,
and access
commercial fixture resources for architects and designers
when developing coordinated restroom packages for offices, hospitality projects, healthcare facilities, airports, educational buildings, government facilities, and other high-traffic environments.
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