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Accessibility | Planning service
Sanitary areas are often too small in size and inappropriately equipped with the result that they cannot be used universally. The practical usefulness of sanitary areas is primarily determined by the size and location of the available free space. Due consideration must be given to many aspects in the planning and equipping of such areas for use by disabled persons. The next few pages contain planning examples for washbasin, toilet and shower
Standards
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Functional area washbasin
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Planning examples washbasin
514
Functional area toilet
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Planning examples toilet
518
Functional area shower
520
Planning examples shower
522
Unisex accessible corner WC
524
Planning information System S 01
526
Planning examples System S 01
528
Planning recommendation for children
532
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areas based on the standards relevant to accessible construction.
Planning service | Standards
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Standards | Planning service
Inclusive Design Inclusive design avoids stigmatisation because it’s a design for all people. Universal product form is therefore the guiding principle of HEWI. The demands made on the planning, development and installation of "accessible buildings" have changed drastically. HEWI, as your reliable partner in the accessible living segment, has refined this topic over the years through selective measures, products and services. Know-how is in demand. And in addition, we offer a unique choice of products to provide you with professional and competent support for the fulfilment of your tasks.
In this catalogue, you’ll find important information and planning examples for all of your accessible sanitary spaces.
Standards United Kingdom BS 8300:2009 Design of buildings and their approaches to meet the needs of disabled people. Code of practice:
BS 8300 applies to the following types of buildings:
BS 8300 explains how the built environment can be designed to anticipate, and overcome, restrictions that prevent disabled people making full use of premises and their surroundings.
a) Transport and industrial buildings
An accessible environment is one which a disabled person can enter and make use of independently or with help from a partner or assistant, including being able to escape in the event of fire or other emergency.
d) Refreshment, entertainment and recreation buildings
Some facilities can be designed in such a way as to incorporate access for disabled people. In other situations, additional features such as grab bars, touch legible signs and hearing enhancement systems might be needed.
b) Administrative and commercial buildings c) Health and welfare buildings e) Buildings for worship f) Educational, cultural and scientific buildings g) Dwellings (for access routes only) and other residential buildings, e.g. hostels, hotels, residential clubs, university and college halls of residence, nursing homes and prisons.
The guidance in BS 8300 covers a wide range of disabilities and the use of the built environment by disabled people who can be residents, visitors, spectators, customers, employees, or participants in sports events, performances and conferences. Planning Service
BS 8300 gives recommendations for the design of buildings and their approaches to meet the needs of disabled people (including, where appropriate, disabled children). It applies to car parking provision, setting-down points, garaging, access routes to and around all buildings, entrances to and interiors of new buildings. The recommendations also apply to routes to facilities associated with and in the immediate vicinity of buildings.
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Functional area | Washbasin
United Kingdom
600 - 700
min. 1600
500 - 700
hand rinse washbasin
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independent washbasin
1100
780 - 800
1100
800 - 1000
700
720 - 740
shelf
Washbasin | Functional area
United Kingdom Installation recommendations Washbasin
BS 8300:2900+A1:2010
Minimum room dimension
1500 x 2200 mm
Door
926 mm single-swing door
Wheelchair turning space
1500 x 1500 mm
Installation height hand rinse washbasin
Rim height at 720 to 740 mm
Grab rail
600 mm vertical grab rail Grab rail at each side of the mirror – distance 500-700 mm Centre line 1100 mm above floor level
Mirror suitable for seated and standing persons
Bottom Line 600 mm - top edge 1600 mm (located away from washbasin) Bottom line 1600 mm (located above washbasin) If mirrors cannot be extended down to the upper edge of the washbasin, they should be tilted forward
Tilting mirror
400 mm wide, 200 mm deep, 700 mm above floor
Taps
Mixer tap, hot water should be thermostatically controlled, not exceed 43 °C at the outlet Should be positioned on the nearest side to the WC pan
Hooks
Located at height of 1050 and 1400 mm
Alarm pull cord
With two red bangles of ø 50 mm One at 100 mm, the other at 800 -1000 mm above floor level Should be operated from the WC and from the adjacent floor area
Toilet accessories
Automatic hand dryer, soap dispenser, alarm reset button, paper towel dispenser, toilet paper dispenser mounting height 800-1000 mm, suitable for single-hand use
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Shelf
Note: In private sectors the dimensions should be individually co-ordinated with the user.
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Planning examples | Basin area
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Item Number
Name
Page
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950.36.61040
Support rail 400 mm
2
950.01.100
Mirror 600 x 1200 mm
448
3
950.11.101
Washbasin
445
4
800.03.20041
Utility dish
58
5
800.00.10040
Holder
57
6
800.04.01001
Tumbler
57
80
Checklist washbasin area Basin Guaranteeing frontal use of the washbasin Free space underneath the washbasin (seated/wheelchair access) Wheelchair accessibility is ensured by concealed siphons and flat surface-mounted siphons Fittings Use of ergonomic and functional fittings Pull-out hand-held shower is advantageous Use of scald protection/thermostat Other requirements Sufficient lateral space for person assisting Shelves within easy reach Arrangement of support rails Sufficient lighting for washing area Mirror suitable for seated and standing people
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Basin area | Planning examples
Pos. No.
Item Number
Name
Page
1
800.05.10090
Waste bin
105
2
800.03.20093
Utility dish
99
3
800.00.10090
Holder
97
4
800.04.01003
Tumbler
97
5
800.01.10060
Adjustable mirror
100
6
800.06.10093
Soap dispenser
98
7
950.11.101
Washbasin
445
8
950.36.13091
Support rail 600 mm
120
Checklist washbasin area
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Basin Guaranteeing frontal use of the washbasin Free space underneath the washbasin (seated/wheelchair access) Wheelchair accessibility is ensured by concealed siphons and flat surface-mounted siphons Fittings Use of ergonomic and functional fittings Pull-out hand-held shower is advantageous Use of scald protection/thermostat Other requirements Sufficient lateral space for person assisting Shelves within easy reach Arrangement of support rails Sufficient lighting for washing area Mirror suitable for seated and standing people
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Functional area | Toilet, urinal
United Kingdom
300 300 1100
200 - 250
600
680
480
min. 1000
150 320 500
min. 1500
WC cubicle for wheelchair access
750
500 - 700
WC cubicle for ambulant disabled people
1500
hooks 1050 and 1400
680
480
800 min.
600
500 min.
200 1500
Urinal
1400
900
600
900
380
500
min. 360
1400
760
min. 900 wheelchair access space
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standing users
wheelchair users
Toilet, urinal | Functional area
United Kingdom
BS 8300:2900+A1:2010
Mounting-height
Top surface of WC seat 480 mm, WC pan can accept a variable height toilet seat riser
Depth of toilet
750 mm
Distance to wall
Centre of WC to wall 500 mm
Drop down support rail
Drop down support rail provided on the wall side at a distance of 320 mm from the centre line of WC Height 680 mm above floor Should extend 50 - 100 mm beyond the front of the WC Horizontal support rail on the wall adjacent to the WC 600 mm
Horizontal grab rail
Mounting height 680 mm above floor, length 600 mm Distance 200 - 250 mm from the back wall, clearance 50 - 60 mm between the rail and the wall
Vertrical grab rail
Length 600 mm, 470 mm from the WC centre line Centre line 1100 mm above floor level
Toilet paper holder
Should be suitable for single hand use Should be readily accessible from a wheelchair, seated on the WC or for a standing person
Shelf
Where a high or low level cistern is used, a shelf 125 - 150 mm deep, prefarbly 400 mm wide should be provided preferably to the WC pan, top of surface 950 mm
Installation recommendations Urinal
BS 8300:2900+A1:2010
Access space
900 mm wide, 1400 mm depth wheelchair, access space
Rim height urinal
500 mm for standing users 380 mm for wheelchair users Urinal rim should project at least 360 mm from the wall face
Vertical grab rail
600 mm long for standing users 900 mm long for wheelchair users
Mounting height grab rail
Top fixing 1400 mm above floor
Distance grab rail
Distance grab rails 760 mm, standing users Distance grab rails 900 mm, wheelchair users
Contrast
Urinal should contrast visually with the wall it is attached to
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Installation recommendations Toilet
Note: In private sectors the dimensions should be individually co-ordinated with the user.
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Planning examples | Toilet area
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Item Number
Name
Page
1
950.50.620XA
Hinged support rail Duo L=700 mm*
159
2
950.50.01190
Upgrade kit toilet roll holder
160
3
805.20.200
Toilet brush unit
154
4
950.22.600LXA
L-shaped support rail 600 x 300 mm, left handed version
162
5
805.05.210
Hygiene combination
152
Checklist toilet area Toilet For use of a WC wheelchair, match the installation height and wall clearances of the WC to it Check whether or not a WC with larger installation depth (700 mm) is required (wheelchair use) WC seat height 480 mm for wheelchair use Problem-free reaching of the WC flushing device Support rails Integrated flushing mechanism Integrated toilet roll holder Other requirements Planning additional lateral room for movement Walls should be made strong enough to accommodate support rails as well as drop down rails required
*Supplied only with wall-specific HEWI fixing material.
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Toilet area | Planning examples
Pos. No.
Item Number
Name
Page
1
950.36.13091
Support rail 600 mm
120
2
800.20.20092
Toilet brush unit
106
3
950.50.12090
Hinged support rail Duo L=700 mm
117
4
950.50.01090
Upgrade kit toilet roll holder
118
5
800.21.30090
Spare roll holder
105
6
800.90.02090
Hooks
103
Toilet For use of a WC wheelchair, match the installation height and wall clearances of the WC to it Check whether or not a WC with larger installation depth (700 mm) is required (wheelchair use) WC seat height 480 mm for wheelchair use Problem-free reaching of the WC flushing device Support rails Integrated flushing mechanism Integrated toilet roll holder Other requirements Planning additional lateral room for movement Walls should be made strong enough to accommodate support rails as well as drop down rails required
*Supplied only with wall-specific HEWI fixing material.
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Checklist toilet area
Functional area | Shower
United Kingdom
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750 - 1000 above floor
600
480
320
500
200
Shower | Functional area
United Kingdom
BS 8300:2900+A1:2010
Wheelchair turning space
1500 x 1500 mm
Floor surface
Should be slip-resistant
Tip-up shower seat
Seat height 480 mm, centre of seat to wall 500 mm Projection 650 mm, backrest at 200 m distance from the back wall
Vertical grab rail
Height 800 mm above floor, length min. 600 mm
Horizontal grab rail
Length 600 mm, distance 200 mm from the back wall Height 680 mm above floor
Drop down support rail
Mounting height 680 mm above floor, on side and far wall Drop down support rail provided on the side wall at a distance of 320 mm from the centre line of the seat Drop down support rail provided on the far wall at a distance of 900 mm from the back wall
Shower head
Mounted on a vertical rod, adjustable between 1050 to 1850 mm Distance 500 mm to the back wall
Shower controls
Height range 750 to 1000 mm above the floor, water temperature not exceeding 43°C
Accessories
Soap tray, towel rail
Shower curtain
Operated from the shower seat, should enclose the seat and rails Dimension 1000 - 1200 mm
Hooks
Located at height of 1050 and 1400 mm
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Installation recommendations Shower
Note: In private sectors the dimensions should be individually co-ordinated with the user.
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Planning examples | Shower area
Pos. No.
Item Number
Name
Page
1
805.90.030
Coat hook
177
2
805.35.310
Rail with vertical support bar and shower head holder
199
3
802.03.200
Storage box
184
4
802.51.11092
LifeSystem hanging seat Comfort
206
5
805.34.110
Shower curtain rail 1200 x 1200 mm
185
6
805.34.02…
Ceiling support A = x**
186
7
802.34.01030
Shower curtain pure white
460
Checklist shower area Shower Shower tray flush with the floor (stepless accessibility on foot and in a wheelchair) The floor of the shower and the shower area is slip resistant and self-draining Planning seating (stool, hinged seat or removable hanging seat) Fittings Use of ergonomic and functionally compatible fittings Use of scald protection/thermostat Other requirements Walls should be made strong enough to accommodate support rails as well as drop down rails required Guaranteed stability due to shower grab rails and support rails Use of a spray guard for assisting personnel Shelves within easy reach
* Supplied only with wall-specific HEWI fixing material ** Dependent on structural conditions
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Shower area | Planning examples
Pos. No.
Item Number
Name
Page
1
800.03.30092
Shower basket
109
2
950.51.21090
Hinged seat 450*
134
3
950.51.02090
Back rest
134
4
950.33.11092
Rail with shower head holder 900 mm
125
5
800.06.10092
Soap dispenser
6
950.36.13091
Support rail 600 mm
98 120
Checklist shower area
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Shower Shower tray flush with the floor (stepless accessibility on foot and in a wheelchair) The floor of the shower and the shower area is slip resistant and self-draining Planning seating (stool, hinged seat or removable hanging seat) Fittings Use of ergonomic and functionally compatible fittings Use of scald protection/thermostat Other requirements Walls should be made strong enough to accommodate support rails as well as drop down rails required Guaranteed stability due to shower grab rails and support rails Use of a spray guard for assisting personnel Shelves within easy reach
* Supplied only with wall-specific HEWI fixing material ** Dependent on structural conditions
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Planning example | Unisex accessible corner WC
Wheelchair users should be able to approach, transfer to and use the sanitary facilities provided within a building. This requires the provision of a wheelchair accessible unisex toilet. Where only one WC compartment can be provided it should be a unisex type, preferably designed for right-hand transfer. Where more than one unisex facility can be accommodated, a choice of left-hand and right-hand transfer layouts should be provided.
that door size. The minimum clear overall dimensions of a unisex accessible corner WC compartment should allow the hand rinse basin to be used both from a wheelchair and while a person is seated on the WC, and should allow space for somebody to assist the disabled person. The tap to the basin should be positioned on the side nearest to the WC pan.
Minimum room dimensions, as well as the location of sanitary and other fittings, for the standard unisex accessible corner WC should be as shown in the drawing. A unisex accessible corner WC is equipped so that it is also suitable for use by ambulant disabled people.
It is important for reasons of personal hygiene that a person seated on the WC can reach the basin to rinse their hands before adjusting their dress. The hand rinse basin within a unisex accessible WC compartment should be set with the rim height at 720 mm to 740 mm above the floor to allow use for hand washing by people standing as well as seated.
It is generally possible to use a 926 mm single-swing door for a unisex WC compartment, provided that the door is able to open beyond 90° and that when it does, the projection of door fittings (e.g. the horizontal pull rail) does not reduce the potential effective clear width for
The hand rinse basin next to the WC can be at a lower level for use from the WC, provided there is a separate washbasin for ambulant disabled people to use. The use of adjustable height washbasins can accommodate a greater range of people.
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200 - 250
min. 1000 500
320
150
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500
320
680
480
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150 min. 1000
min. 1500
Pos. No. Item Number
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Name
Page
1
801.36.130
Support rail, A = 600 mm
294
2
801.50.220
Hinged support rail, 850 mm
302
Unisex accessible corner WC | Planning example
500 - 700
1
1
5 4
3
1100
720 - 740
7
800 - 1000
6
shelf
750 min. 2200
Pos. No. Item Number
Name
Page
3
950.05.100
Paper towel basket
61
4
950.06.100
Soap dispenser
60
5
950.06.500
Paper towel dispenser
60
6
801.36.130
Support rail, A = 600 mm
294
7
477.21.100
Toilet roll holder
272
8
477.90.045
Hook
270
9
801.01.300
Mirror with holder
291
9
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1400
600
1050
min. 1600
8
min. 2200
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Planning information | System S 01
System S 01 is a unique complete system: A symbiosis of linearity, completely universal scope of functions and individual use, characterise the innovative System S 01, which offers various wall design elements for the sanitary room. It consists of flat modules, from which internal functions, for example, lift-up support rail, paper towel basket or toilet brush easily move out by means of the "push release" mechanism and after use can be returned back into the module plane.
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Washbasin, WC and urinal modules are available. The modules are based on a joint design principle: All elements are functionally positioned in a clearly structured grid. Architectural clarity in the sanitary room is enabled by the multiple arrangements of the modules due to their reduced design. Apart from white and grey, S 01 is also available in brown and red. With the use of an entire module, System S 01 enables efficient planning of sanitary rooms. The HEWI S 01 modules are tendered as complete units.
System S 01 | Planning information
Product functions Refill soap dispenser
Replace toilet roll The toilet roll holder is integrated in the surface, the toilet roll holder is pulled forward using the "Push-Release". The toilet roll can be easily replaced with the internal mandrel. The mandrel roll slides forward along the guide with the removable roll always following it towards the front, so that the paper is ready to grip at the front edge.
Stow spare toilet rolls The integrated spare toilet roll holder provides space for toilet rolls. It can be optionally used on the left or right. Planning Service
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The integrated soap dispenser can be used with one hand and holds 1.2 litre standard liquid soap – it is easy to refill. Using the suction tool (1), the soap dispenser is pulled out from the front like a drawer to enable it to be simply filled from above.
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Planning examples | System S 01
Module washbasin
Installation requirements · S 01 systems are suitable for room heights from 2570 to 2800 mm. · Systems for different room heights are available on request. · The modules are suitable for installation within drywalling floor and ceiling rails (to be provided on site by others) or for direct mounting on the floor and ceiling. · The floor, ceiling and wall fixing materials are designed for concrete and solid sand-lime blocks. · The relevant specifications and guidelines of all trades involved must be taken into account. · The electrical connections above the modules required for the control components must be located at a minimum height of 2250 mm, measured from the finished floor level (AFFL). Sound insulation · Sound insulation of all pipes and the installation element from the structure Fire protection · Acrylic glass surfaces, in accordance with DIN 4102 Class B2
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Seal · Flat seal between the surface elements (included in the scope of supply) · Fulfilment of the drywalling standard Supply voltage · 12 V for the control components Basin module - fittings · The following standard fittings can be combined with the system, it is necessary to specify the fitting when ordering the module! · Vola 111 single lever mixer tap · Jado IQ single lever mixer tap · Hansa Public single lever mixer tap · Hansgrohe Axor Uno2 single lever mixer tap · Important! The outlet length may have to be adjusted on site, recommended length 20 cm
System S 01 | Planning examples
Module toilet
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Toilet module · The toilet is not included in the scope of supply! · HEWI recommendation: Matrix model from Vitra
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Planning examples | System S 01
Module urinal
0-200
Urinal module 2 versions are available: module 500 mm wide and module 900 mm wide. The larger module can be completed with a partition wall. It can be used in left or right hand position or on both sides. The urinal is not included in the scope of supply. The following urinals can be combined with the system: Model Keramag Renova Nr. 1 Plan and model Vitra Matrix.
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min. 220
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System S 01 | Planning examples
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In-line installation of the modules In-line installation of the modules is only possible, if the minimum distance of 75 mm between modules is maintained.
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Planning service | Planning recommendation for children
HEWI Planning recommendation for children The installation location for support and grab rails depends on the age and size of the users. The sizes indicated are only recommendations. An overview of sizes (in mm) in accordance with average
H WT
anthropometric values is shown in the table.
H Installation height of hinged support rails, support rails, grab rails A Installation distance of hinged support rails S Seat height
H Griffe
S
A
S H Griffe
150
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Age
H
A
S
4-6
600
450
300
6-9
650
500
380
9 - 12
700
560
420
