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Bathroom accessibility

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Spaces and surfaces accessible for a person with disabilities. Here is a detailed list of elements and measures to design an accessible bathroom for disabled people:

General Dimensions
Maneuvering area: at least 150cm x 150cm to allow for the movement of a wheelchair.

Port
Width: at least 90 cm; type of opening: sliding doors or doors that open outwards for easy access.

Toilet
Height: between 45 and 50 cm from the floor.
Lateral space: at least 80 cm of free space next to the toilet.
Grab bars: installed at 80-85 cm height, one on the left and one on the right of the toilet.

Backwash
Height: 80-85 cm from the floor.
Legroom: At least 70 cm of free space under the sink.
Faucets: Knobs or lever faucets for easy use.

Shower
Access: step-free, with a maximum threshold of 2 cm.
Dimensions: at least 90cm x 90cm.
Seat: folding or fixed seat, with a height of 45 cm.
Grab bars: installed both inside and outside the shower.

Bathtub (if present)
Accessibility: Walk-in tub or deep tub for easy access.
Grab handles: Installed to provide support.

Lighting
Natural light: preferable, but in the absence of this, use sufficiently bright LED lights.
Switches: placed at a height of 90-120 cm, easily reachable.

Signage
Contrast: Use colors that contrast with the background.
Braille: for directions and information.

Exposed
Non-slip material: to prevent falls.
Without unevenness: to facilitate movement.