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295 5th Ave
The old “Textile Building”
United States
New York
About the bathrooms project in the old "Textile Building"
The Textile Building, located at 295 5th Ave in New York City, is a historic landmark that has been transformed into a modern office space. As part of the building’s renovation, Stern touch-free faucets and soap dispensers have been installed in the restrooms to provide a hygienic and convenient hand-washing experience for tenants and visitors.
One of the products installed in the Textile Building is the Extreme-CS touchless wall faucet. This faucet is designed for commercial use and features a touch-free sensor technology that allows for hands-free operation, helping to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria. The Extreme-CS faucet is also ADA compliant and features an adjustable temperature control to ensure user comfort.
In addition to touch-free faucets, the Textile Building also features the Extreme-CS automatic soap dispenser. This soap dispenser is battery-operated and delivers a precise amount of soap without the need for touch, making it a hygienic and convenient choice for high-traffic restrooms. The Extreme-CS soap dispenser is also designed with a clear window to make it easy to monitor soap levels and features a lockable cover to prevent tampering.
Overall, by installing Stern touch-free faucets and soap dispensers, the Textile Building is able to provide a modern and hygienic restroom experience for its tenants and visitors, while also promoting good hand hygiene practices and reducing the risk of contamination.
The history of the old "Textile Building"
Built in 1920, 295 Fifth Avenue is located between E. 29th and E. 30th Streets and is known as The Textile Building.
It has served as a prominent trade center for the home textiles industry for over a century.
The building is home to over 150 textile companies and features a bas relief of a mechanized loom above the entrance.
In contrast to the older and more decorative 213-231 Fifth Avenue to the south, 295 Fifth Avenue has a more modern aesthetic with neutral colors and simple, classical details.