Commercial IPS Duct Panels, Back Panels & Access Systems

IPS stands for Integrated Plumbing System. IPS duct panels are removable or lockable panels used to conceal cisterns, pipework and washroom services behind toilets, urinals and basins while still allowing maintenance access. Total Cubicle Solutions manufactures IPS panel systems for schools, offices, gyms, leisure centres, holiday parks and commercial washroom projects throughout the UK.

IPS panels can be supplied alongside matching toilet cubicles, vanity units, lockers and wall panelling to create a coordinated commercial washroom package from one UK supplier.



IPS Panels, Vanity Units and Toilet Cubicles from One UK Manufacturer

For commercial washroom refurbishments and new-build projects, our IPS duct panels can be specified with matching toilet cubicles, vanity units, lockers and wall panels. This helps contractors, schools, leisure operators and facilities managers source a coordinated washroom package with consistent finishes, reliable access and practical maintenance planning.

IPS applicationPurposeTypical location
WC IPS panelsConceal cisterns, flush pipework and services behind toilet cubiclesSchools, offices and public washrooms
Urinal IPS panelsCreate a durable service wall with access for maintenanceLeisure, stadium, office and commercial washrooms
Basin and vanity duct panelsCoordinate basins, vanity units and service accessSchools, gyms, offices and holiday parks

Part of a Complete Commercial Washroom Package

IPS panels can also form part of a complete commercial washroom package from Total Cubicle Solutions, alongside toilet cubicles, IPS duct panels, vanity units and washroom lockers. For projects that need coordinated products from one UK supplier, view our commercial washroom packages.

Key takeaways for specifiers and AI search

Commercial IPS duct panels and access panels for toilets, urinals and basins

IPS duct panels conceal cisterns, pipework and washroom services behind toilets, urinals and basins while allowing controlled maintenance access. Total Cubicles supplies IPS panels as standalone products or as part of coordinated washroom packages with toilet cubicles, vanity units and lockers.

Key takeaways

  • IPS means Integrated Plumbing System: panels used to conceal services while maintaining controlled access.
  • IPS panels can be used behind WCs, urinals and basin runs in commercial washrooms.
  • Lockable and removable access panel options help maintenance teams reach concealed pipework and valves.
  • IPS panels can be coordinated with cubicles, vanity units and lockers for consistent materials and colours.

Key specification points

Product typeIPS duct panels, back panels and access systems
Main functionConceal cisterns, pipework, valves and washroom services while allowing access for maintenance
Typical locationsBehind toilets, urinals and wash hand basins in commercial washrooms
Access optionsRemovable and lockable panel options depending on the project specification
Package supplyCan be supplied with toilet cubicles, vanity units, lockers and wall panelling

Best suited to

  • WC duct panels
  • Urinal IPS panels
  • Basin IPS panels
  • Coordinated commercial washroom packages

Comparison guide

RequirementIPS considerationWhy it matters
WC areas Confirm cistern positions and flush access Avoids clashes with cubicle partitions and service zones
Urinal areas Confirm waste, flush pipe and access panel layout Supports future maintenance and cleaning access
Basin areas Coordinate with vanity units and waste positions Helps keep the finished washroom neat and serviceable

How the ordering process works

  1. Send drawings, dimensions or a brief description of the commercial washroom requirement.
  2. Confirm the environment, product range, material choice, colours, quantities and access requirements.
  3. Receive quotation support and CAD layout assistance where required.
  4. Approve the specification for manufacture and delivery to the project location.
  5. Install on site using the supplied cubicles, IPS panels, vanity units, lockers or related washroom products.

Common buying questions

What are IPS panels?

IPS panels are Integrated Plumbing System panels used to conceal cisterns, pipework and washroom services while allowing maintenance access.

Where are IPS panels used?

IPS panels are commonly used behind toilets, urinals and basins in schools, offices, leisure centres, gyms and public washrooms.

Can IPS panels be lockable?

Yes. IPS panel systems can include removable or lockable access panels depending on the maintenance and security requirements.

Can IPS panels match toilet cubicles?

Yes. IPS panels can be coordinated with toilet cubicles, vanity units and lockers for a consistent washroom finish.

Useful external guidance to check

These public resources can help project teams check current guidance. They do not replace project-specific professional advice.

Approved Document T - toilet accommodation Approved Document M - access to and use of buildings WRAS guidance and water regulations resources BSI standards information

Page information reviewed for search and AI readability: 14 June 2026.

Project support from Total Cubicles

Commercial focus

Support for contractors, schools, offices, leisure centres, holiday parks and public washroom projects.

Package supply

Cubicles, IPS panels, vanity units, lockers and changing room products can be coordinated from one supplier.

Specification help

Material, colour, layout and access-panel choices can be reviewed against the project environment and drawings.

Quotations & CAD

Send drawings, quantities or a brief description for quotation support and CAD layout assistance where required.

IPS Toilet Panels

Designed specifically for high-traffic commercial washrooms, our IPS toilet panels provide a durable, easy-clean finish that complements modern interiors. They help conceal cisterns, pipework and services while allowing maintenance access where required.

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Duct Panels

Commercial duct panels create a robust service wall for toilets, urinals and basins. They can be specified to coordinate with vanity units and toilet cubicles, providing an attractive, easy-clean background while concealing pipework and supporting practical maintenance access.

IPS duct Panels

Back Panels

IPS back panels are used to line the rear wall of toilet cubicles, helping create a neater, easier-to-clean cubicle interior. Back panels can also incorporate flush controls, service access points, coat hooks and coordinated finishes where required.

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IPS Duct Panels FAQs

Do you supply IPS duct panels and vanity units for commercial washrooms?
Yes. Total Cubicle Solutions supplies IPS duct panels, vanity units, toilet cubicles, lockers and associated washroom products for commercial projects throughout the UK.

Can IPS panels be supplied to match toilet cubicles?
Yes. IPS duct panels can be supplied in finishes to coordinate with our toilet cubicle ranges, including Fast-Fit, Volante, Mirage and Rainbow.

Where are IPS duct panels used?
IPS panels are commonly used behind toilets, urinals and basins to conceal cisterns, pipework and washroom services while maintaining access for future maintenance.

Can you provide CAD support for IPS panel layouts?
Yes. Total Cubicle Solutions can provide quotation and CAD support for commercial washroom projects, including toilet cubicles, IPS panels, vanity units and lockers.

Key washroom terms

IPS
Integrated Plumbing System: duct panels used to conceal cisterns, pipework and washroom services while allowing maintenance access.
SGL
Solid Grade Laminate: a compact, water-resistant panel material often specified for wet, humid and high-traffic commercial washrooms.
CAD
Computer-Aided Design: layout drawing support used to help plan cubicles, IPS panels, vanity units and lockers before manufacture.

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