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Bradley Washfountains

Bradley washfountains are designed for efficiency and are ideal for higher traffic applications.

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Washfountain Material Comparison

Bradstone

• Lowest cost wash fountain
• Excellent chemical resistance
• High durability
• Pedestal and valve preassembled
• Lower vandal resistance
• Use in manufacturing facilities, retrofits, and repair facilities

Terrazzo

• Medium cost wash fountain
• Most vandal-resistant material
• Heaviest of the bowl materials - finish may require maintenance
• Aesthetically pleasing
• Use in manufacturing facilities, stadiums, and repair facilities

Terreon

• Medium cost wash fountain
• Stain and burn resistance
• High durability
• Pedestal and valve preassembled
• Lower freight costs - less than half the weight of terrazo
• Use in manufacturing facilities, food, medical, printing, stadiums, and repair facilities

Stainless Steel

• Highest cost wash fountain material
• Vandal-resistant
• High durability
• Some chemicals can cause corrosion
• Aesthetically pleasing
• Use in restaurants, manufacturing facilities, food, medical, printing, stadiums, and repair facilities

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Drain Configurations

In order to meet a variety of application types, Bradley washfountains are available in four drain types (be sure to identify the correct drain type for your application):

Drain Type A
vent & hot/cold water
come from wall pipes

Drain Type B
vent & hot/cold water
come from above

Drain Type O
vent to bottom
hot/cold water from above

Drain Type H
vent come from above
hot/cold water from bottom

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How Many People Can Wash Their Hands at a Time?

Bradley washfountains are sold in models that can accommodate two to eight washers simultaneously, which means the same project would require up to eight individual lavatory sinks to achieve the same results. Washfountains are available in semi-circular, circular, and corner units. Semi-circular units will fit in long, narrow washrooms equally well as lavatories. Circular washfountains work well in larger spaces or corridor installations while the corner mount makes use of otherwise wasted space. See below for typical footprints:

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Water Spray Console Sectional vs Non-Sectional

Water Spray Console Sectional vs Non-Sectional Washfountains utilize either a sectional or non-sectional spray-head module. Non-sectional spray- heads can be activated by a single user and produce measurable water savings because they can serve groups of users with less water than individual lavatories. Sectional spray-heads enable each user to activate her own spray nozzle, producing even further water savings because the whole unit does not need to be activated for one user.

Sectional

Non-Sectional

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Washfountain PDF Downloads

Bradstone Washfountain

Terrazzo Washfountain

Technical Data
WF2613 Terrazzo Corner Washfountain
Terrazzo Care And Maintenance

Installation
WF2613 Touchtime Activated, Non-sectional, Terrazzo Corner Washfountain Installation Guide (PDF)
Accu-zone Infrared, Non-sectional, Corner Washfountain Installation Guide (PDF)
Air Activated, Non-sectional, Terrazzo Corner Washfountain Installation Guide (PDF)
Classic 54″ Corner Washfountain W/ Air Valve Control Installation Guide
Classic 54″ Corner Washfountain W/ Foot Control Installation Guide (PDF)
Classic 54″ Corner Washfountain W/ Infrared Control Installation Guide (PDF)
Classic 54″ Corner Washfountain W/ Touchtime Control Installation Guide Maintenance (PDF)

Maintenance
Mixing And Valve Control, Stop/strainer-check Valves And Foot Activation (Non-sectional) (PDF)
Soap Recommendations (PDF)

Terreon Washfountain

Stainless Steel Washfountain

Maintenance
Mixing And Valve Control, Stop/strainer-check Valves And Foot Activation (Non-sectional) (PDF)
Classic Washfountain Service and Part Guide (PDF)
Terreon Repair Kit (PDF)
Soap Recommendations (PDF)

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Bradley Washfountains

Washfountain Material Comparison

Bradstone

Terrazzo

Terreon

Stainless Steel

Drain Configurations

Drain Type Avent & hot/cold watercome from wall pipes

Drain Type Bvent & hot/cold watercome from above

Drain Type Ovent to bottomhot/cold water from above

Drain Type Hvent come from abovehot/cold water from bottom

How Many People Can Wash Their Hands at a Time?

Water Spray Console Sectional vs Non-Sectional

Washfountain PDF Downloads

Bradstone Washfountain

Terrazzo Washfountain

Terreon Washfountain

Stainless Steel Washfountain

Drain Type A
vent & hot/cold water
come from wall pipes

Drain Type B
vent & hot/cold water
come from above

Drain Type O
vent to bottom
hot/cold water from above

Drain Type H
vent come from above
hot/cold water from bottom