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1 Welcome to the AccessibilityOnline Webinar Series A collaborative program between the ADA National Network and the US Access Board ADA National Network The Session is Scheduled to begin at 2:30pm Eastern Time We will be testing sound quality periodically The content and materials of this training are property of the US Access Board and the DBTAC Great Lakes ADA Center and cannot be used and/or distributed without permission. This program is funded under award #H133A from the US U.S. Department of Education through the auspices of the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) and an inter agency agreement with the U.S. Access Board. For permission to use training content or obtain copies of materials used as part of this program please contact us by at adata@adagreatlakes.org or toll free (877) (V/TTY) (877) (V/TTY) 1 Toilet and Bathing Facilities Session Agenda Where Access is Required Single User Toilet Rooms Multi user Toilet Rooms Bathing Facilities 2 1
2 Current ADA Standards DOJ s original standards (1994) still in effect Transportation Facilities updated DOT standards (2006) 3 Current ABA Standards (Federal facilities) Updated standards in effect for all facilities except housing Housing UFAS still applies (HUD to update standards) 4 2
3 Online Guidance board.gov/ada aba/guide.htm 5 New Construction Required access: All public and common use toilet rooms and bathrooms (portable units 5% min.) 6 3
4 New Construction Unisex restrooms cannot substitute for access to provided multi user rooms (except in certain alterations) 7 Unisex Restrooms Unisex or family restrooms in addition to accessible multi user restrooms benefit many users (required by some building codes for certain ti occupancies) 8 4
5 Private Toilet Rooms Adaptable access permitted private (not common) use single occupant accessed only through private office (clarified in the new ADA ABA standards) 9 Private Toilet Rooms Adaptability allows: later provision of grab bars (reinforcement/ blocking) alternative toilet seat & lavatory heights removable base cabinetry at lavs door swing into fixture clearances (where swing can be reversed) 10 5
6 Toilet Rooms in Series New ADA ABA standards: allow access to at least 50% of single user toilet rooms clustered at one location that serve same users (Original ADAAG requires access to all) 11 Clustered Toilet Rooms Example: medical office suite 12 6
7 Alterations Standards apply based on: planned scope of work technical feasibility primary function areas/ path of travel 13 Alterations Limited alterations: standards apply element by element Alteration of room/space: standards apply fully to the space Minimum number: all public and common use affected by an alteration 14 7
8 Alterations Technical Infeasibility = Existing physical/site constraints that prohibit compliance Example: removing fixture to create accessible stall conflicts with plumbing code 15 Alterations Space limitations and technical infeasibility 16 8
9 Alterations Where renovation = more extensive, technical infeasibility = less likely 17 Alterations Technical Infeasibility: case by case determination based on existing constraints/ conditions and scope of work compliance required to the maximum extent feasible 18 9
10 Alterations Additional requirements for alterations to areas containing a primary function (major activity intended for facility) Examples: dining room in restaurant customer lobby of bank meeting rooms of conference center 19 Alterations Alterations to primary function areas require accessible path of travel : accessible route (from site arrival points, parking, building entrances) restrooms phones drinking fountains 20 10
11 Alterations Example of path of travel 21 Alterations Path of travel: Compliance required except where disproportionate to the project cost (more than 20%) 22 11
12 Single User Toilet Rooms 23 Single User Toilet Rooms Doors Floor Surfaces Water Closets Lavatories (sinks) Dispensers Turning Space Signage Visual Alarms 24 12
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17 Door Maneuvering Clearance 33 Water Closets corner placement clear floor space seat height (17 19 ) grab bars flush controls TP dispensers 34 17
18 Water Closet Placement 35 Water Closet Clearance 36 18
19 Water Closet Clearance New standards: lavatory cannot overlap water closet clearance (except in residential facilities) 37 Water Closet Clearance Allows space for side transfers 38 19
20 Water Closet Clearance No longer permitted under new standards 39 Water Closets Original ADAAG (fig. 28) permitted overlap 40 20
21 Water Closet Clearance Lavatories can be recessed to save space 41 Rear Grab Bar 42 21
22 Rear Grab Bar Grab bar can be split or shifted to open side to accommodate required location of flush control valves 43 Side Grab Bar 44 22
23 Side Grab Bar ANSI A117.1 requires 18 min. vertical grab bar (ADA and ABA standards do not) 45 Grab Bars Clearances at grab bars help ensure usability 46 23
24 Clearances Grab Bars 1 ½ min. below, behind New standards: 12 min. clearance above 47 Diameter: 1 ¼ 1 ½ New standards: Grab Bars 1 ¼ 2 specifications for non circular cross sections 48 24
25 Dispensers Location of toilet paper dispenser 49 Dispensers New standards: revised location specifications 50 25
26 Dispensers New standards: grab bar height (33 36 ) and clearances further limit location of non recessed dispensers 51 Dispensers Common problem: large dispensers above grab bar impact usability 52 26
27 Dispensers below bar they can be out of reach range and obstruct space at WC 53 Flush Controls Location: open side of water closet Height: 44 max (new standards: 48 max.) 54 27
28 Urinals 17 max. height, elongated rim New standards: elongated = 13 ½ min. 55 Other Dispensers clear floor space (forward or side) compliant operable parts (including reach range) 56 28
29 clear floor space knee/toe clearances height faucet & controls dispensers pipes mirror height Lavatories 57 Lavatories Clear floor space at lavatories 58 29
30 Lavatories Required lavatory overlap of CFS 59 Lavatories Knee and Toe clearances Full depth: (measured from leading edge of lav) 60 30
31 Lavatories Knee Clearance: Height: 27 min. Depth: 8 min. New standards: 29 min. apron clearance removed 61 Lavatories Toe Clearance: Height: 9 min. Depth: 6 max
32 Lavatories Intermediate Clearance: Slopes from 27 min. down to 9 min. 63 Lavatories Locate controls & dispensers above, not beyond, usable CFS to be within reach 64 32
33 Lavatories Tip: Avoid hospital style lavs with deep projections They take up more space and require a greater reach to faucet controls and dispensers 65 Lavatories Pipes must be insulated, enclosed, or configured to protect against contact 66 33
34 Turning Space 60 Diameter circle or T turn (elements with knee/toe clearance can overlap) T Turn: overlap limited to one segment 67 Sample Toilet Room water closet clear floor space 68 34
35 Sample Toilet Room lavatory clear floor space 69 Sample Toilet Room option: recessed lavatory 70 35
36 Sample Toilet Room 71 Door man. clearance; swing outside fixture clearances Toilet Room 72 New standards: permit door swing into fixture clearances where unobstructed wheelchair space is available beyond it 36
37 Sample Toilet Room Turning space can overlap fixture clearances; door can swing into turning space 73 Toilet Room Same requirements apply for any design/ configuration (turning space not shown) 74 37
38 including less common designs Toilet Room (turning space not shown) 75 Toilet Room Minimum room size determined by different variables: number/configuration of fixtures swing of doors additional elements 76 38
39 Baby Changing Tables 77 Location: Baby Changing Tables outside fixture and door maneuvering clearances (in stowed position) 78 39
40 Baby Changing Tables Clear floor space (forward approach) unobstructed by other fixtures or elements 79 Children s Toilets Alternate specifications permitted where toilets designed specifically for children 12 & younger 80 40
41 Children s Toilets Alternate Specifications: WC centerline: WC seat height: Grab bar height: Dispenser height: Children s Toilets Advisory information provides guidance according to age group Ages 3 & 4 Ages 5-8 Ages 9-12 WC Centerline 12 in in in Toilet Seat Height in in in Grab Bar Height in in in Dispenser Height 14 in in in 82 41
42 Children s Lavatories Exceptions based on age of intended users Ages 6 12: 24 min. knee clearance allowed (if lav 31 high max.) Ages 5 and under: Side approach permitted 83 raised characters Restroom Signs braille color contrast non glare finish pictograms (if provided): 6 min. high field 84 42
43 Restroom Signs Location (tactile signs) latch side of doors, 60 high (to centerline) New standards: more detail, height, allowed on push side of doors (without hold open devices) 85 Restroom Signs Access Symbol required only where not all toilet/ bathrooms are accessible Directional signs required at inaccessible toilet/ bathrooms Requirements: finish and contrast 86 43
44 Visual alarms, where required, must be located in toilet and bathing facilities and all other public and common use spaces Visual Alarms 87 Questions? 88 44
45 Multi User Toilet Rooms 89 Standard Stall Toilet Stalls 90 45
46 Toilet Stalls Door and WC: offset configuration 91 Toilet Stalls Door must swing out
47 Toilet Stalls Toe clearance (9 min) below front and at least one side partition 93 Toilet Stalls Tip: Configure stalls for a latch (instead of hinge) approach for better access 94 47
48 Toilet Stalls Hinge side approaches require wider clearance 95 Toilet Stalls Alternate side door location 96 48
49 Toilet Stalls: End of Row End of row stall incorporates aisle space into stall (door can swing in) 97 Toilet Stalls Lavs in toilet stalls New standards: Stalls with more >1 plumbing fixture treated as toilet room Second accessible lav required outside stall 98 49
50 Ambulatory Stall Required where 6 or more stalls provided 99 parallel grab bars Ambulatory Stall width: 36 (absolute) doors: out swinging, self closing New standards: width depth: 60 min
51 Bathing Facilities 101 Bathing Facilities Access to all public and common use facilities, including: gym/ pool shower rooms employee locker rooms bathrooms in accessible transient lodging guest rooms, dwelling units, patient t bedrooms
52 Bathing Facilities At least one shower or tub required Options: transfer shower stall roll in shower combination transfer/roll in shower (required in some transient lodging rooms) tubs 103 Transfer Stall
53 Transfer Stall Stall dimensions: absolute, not minimum New standards: 36 measured at center point Grab bars can be continuous or split 105 Transfer Stall Clear floor space positioned for alignment with seat
54 Transfer Stall Control location near opening (usable from outside stall) Curb: ½ max. 107 Roll in Shower (no seat) Stall dimensions and clear floor space (lav can overlap space) New standards: CFS 30 min. deep (instead of 36 )
55 Roll in Shower (no seat) Shower head and controls permitted onanywall if no seatprovided 109 Roll in Shower (no seat) Shower head and control location
56 Roll in Shower (with seat) grab bar ends at seat, seat must be folding New standards: CFS 30 min deep (instead of 36 ) 111 Roll in Shower (with seat) Shower head/controls required on back within reach from seat
57 Roll in Shower (with seat) Improper location makes controls and shower spray unit unusable from seat 113 Roll in Showers No curbs smooth transition to shower floor (new standards: ½ max. beveled curballowed) To control water: 2% max. slope allowed consider trench hdrain other solutions
58 Roll in Shower Resource from the Center for Universal Design Alternate Roll in/transfer 36 depth = absolute dimension
59 Alternate Roll in/transfer 36 depth allows alignment with seat for transfer 117 Alternate Roll in/transfer Location of controls and shower head
60 Alternate Roll in/transfer New standards: alternate location on back wall 119 Shower Spray Unit Hand held shower spray unit required for showers and tubs (exception for unmonitored facilities) New standards: on/off control water temperature (120 degrees max.)
61 Seats dimensions location height (17 19 ) securement structural strength 121 Seats New standards: specifications for L shaped and rectangular seats
62 Showers Common Error: Grab bar on seat wall 123 Showers Common Error: Lav obstructs transfer space at seat
63 Bath Tub (removable seat) Clear floor space at tub with removable seat 125 Bath Tub (removable seat)
64 Bath Tub (removable seat) Back wall grab bars 127 Bath Tub (removable seat) Controls operable from outside tub
65 Bath Tub (Permanent Seat) 129 Bath Tub (Permanent Seat) Back wall grab bars extend to edge of seat
66 Bath Tub (Permanent Seat) Clear floor space at tub with permanent seat 131 New standards: additional space beyond seat wall Bath Tub (Permanent Seat) Space beyond seat wall allows alignment for transfer
67 Questions? 133 U.S. Access Board (800) (voice) (800) (TTY) E mail: ta@access board.gov t@ board.gov
68 Thank you for participating in today s webinar ADA National Network Next scheduled session: Section 508 Standards Refresh April 1, (V/TTY)
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