William R. Nash, Inc.

CX Marks the Spot

One of William R. Nash’s project design goals was to achieve a modernized aesthetic, and Sloan’s most innovative flushometer design in 50 years was able to help achieve just that. The mechanical contractor specified Sloan CX Flushometers to go along with both its Sloan Water Closets and Urinals. The concealed flushometer is nearly 70% smaller than the industry standard and upgrades the restroom aesthetic without interrupting design or architecture, all while providing sensor-operated technology. The specification paired Sloan CX 8158–1.28 Flushometers with Sloan ST-2469 Water Closets, in addition to CX 8198–0.5 Flushometers with Sloan SU-1019 Urinals.

Hygiene was a crucial element of specification, as William R. Nash wanted to create an entirely touch-free restroom experience for the approximately 100 employees on-site. Sloan’s AER-DEC® AD-82000 and AER-DEC AD-83000 Integrated Sink Systems delivered an all-in-one solution with Sloan BASYS® Faucets, Soap Dispensers, and Hand Dryers all designed to work together as one highly efficient system that provides a hygiene-friendly handwashing experience. Sloan’s AER-DEC Sinks provided the facility with a clean design by moving the soap dispenser and hand dryer from the wall to the sink deck. For an added aesthetic element, LED lighting was also included in the sink basins.

Pre-fab(ulous) Sinks

With its new prefabrication warehouse that often has over 30 employees working simultaneously, William R. Nash needed a handwashing solution that would provide a hygienic, efficient outlet for them to wash their hands frequently throughout the day. The company selected the Sloan EWF-43000 SloanStone® 3-Station Wall-mounted Wash Fountain Sink to help meet its hygiene and sustainability goals.

Beyond the Restroom

Sloan supported the building’s interior design even outside the restroom. Stone and Steel—Sloan’s strategic partner for custom commercial projects—supplied William R. Nash with an elegant 16-foot stone slab board room table. Stone and Steel worked with William R. Nash at every step of the design process. The William R. Nash team hand-selected the slabs for the table and witnessed the craftsmanship firsthand when they traveled to Stone and Steel’s headquarters to collaborate on the project. The board room table is enhanced with custom LED lighting underneath and is equipped with USB outlets to provide everyone at the table with access to power and a unique meeting room experience.