Technical Booklet R Access to and Use of Buildings·Page 58·6.21
Ambulant disabled people in separate sex toilet facilities
Ambulant disabled people should have access to at least one water closet compartment in separate sex toilet washrooms, fitted with support rails and minimum activity space for those using crutches or with impaired leg movements. The compartment should accommodate personal variable height toilet seat risers.
Those who are ambulant disabled people should have the opportunity to use a water closet compartment within any separate sex toilet washroom. The compartment should be fitted with support rails, and include a minimum activity space to accommodate people who use crutches, or otherwise have impaired leg movements. The presence of this facility helps avoid unnecessary travel to unisex toilet accommodation.
Some ambulant disabled people find it difficult to use a standard height water closet seat and, for them, it is important that the water closet pan is of a suitable size to accommodate a personal variable height toilet seat riser.
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