Each project must have one ADA single use bathroom. This bathroom will contain one toilet (ADA), one Lavatory (ADA – wall hung) and all accessories.

One drawing will be dedicated to your bathroom. It will have:1. Plan of the bathroom – showing location of all fixtures and tile patterns2. Elevations of all walls – showing location of all fixtures and tile patterns and heights3. Images of all the materials you have selected for your bathroom – toilet, lavatory, faucet, paper towel dispenser or hand dryer, soap dispenser, toilet paper, mirror, lighting, tiles (floor and wall)

2010 Standards – 7’-0” x 5’-0”

Outswing vs Inswing

2010 Standards – 7’-0 x 6’-6”

Toilets-All toilets selected must meet ADA requirements.-It will be noted on the website-Websites:-www.kohler.com

-http://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/category.jsp?section=2&nsection=2&nsubsection=3&category=13&nitem=cat13

just for searching toilets

-www.totousa.com

-www.americanstandard.com

Chose ADA

Or chose Commericalhttp://www.us.kohler.com/onlinecatalog/product_result_gen.jsp?category=20&dynamic=y&attribute=section&filterVal=Commercial%20Toilet%20Bowls&sectionVal=Commercial%20Toilet%20Bowls

Toilets can be wall-hung (attached to the wall. Floating

Or They can be sitting on the floor.

Which one is easier to clean? Which one might make the floor tile pattern easier to see?

Which one would make the room look bigger?

Lavatories:ADA wall mounted Sinks

Chose ADA

Wall-mount

Brenham™ wall-mount lavatory with single-hole faucet drilling and soap dispenser hole on the left

Lavatories do not come with faucets. You will need to read what type of holes your lavatory has and find a faucet that is ADA that will fit the hole type for the faucet.

Sculpted Touchless AC-powered Deck-mount FaucetSingle hole

Accessories:Grab bars, mirrors, paper towel dispensers, hand dryers, soap dispensers, toilet paper dispensers….

http://www.bobrick.com/Bobrick/

Categories across the top

Soap DispenserHand dryer

Can also look throughout the internet for newer designs – be careful that they meet ADA

Dyson hand dryer

Floor tiles can be stone, ceramic or porcelain – but must be matte finish to reduce slipping if floor becomes wet. Smaller scale with variation in size also helps reduce the possibility of slipping.

Wall tiles are usually thinner as gravity does act on heavy stone adhered to the wall. Wall tiles should come up above the top of the lavatory (min 36”) and behind the toilet. There are trim pieces to stop the tile partially up the wall.

Have fun with your bathroom.It should keep you same concept that you are using throughout your building.Look at colors and patterns.

Integrate lighting into your bathroom.You should have an overhead light of some kind, and you may also have a wall mounted light over the mirror.