International standards for hotel toilets

Barrier-free facilities and design requirements for public toilets * * * The design of facilities categories shall comply with the relevant provisions in Section 1 of Chapter VII of this specification. Door and window sashes shall comply with the relevant provisions in Section 4 of Chapter 7 of this specification. The tunnel floor shall be non-slip and waterless, and the width shall not be less than 1 .50m. The washbasin1shall be provided with safety handrails 50mm away from both sides and front edge of the washbasin. 2 There should be 1. 10m×0.80m in front of the washbasin for wheelchair users. Safety handrails with a width of 0.60~0.70m and a height of 1.20 m should be set on both sides and above the urinal in the men's toilet (Figure 7.8. 1- 1). 2 The lower opening of urinal should not be more than 0.50m from the ground (Figure 7.8. 1-2). Accessible toilets 1 Men's and women's toilets should be equipped with accessible toilet seats. 2 The area of the newly-built barrier-free toilet seat should not be less than 1.80m× 1.40m (Figure 7.8. 1-3). 3 The area of the reconstructed barrier-free toilet seat should not be less than 2.00m× 1.00m (Figure 7.8. 1-4). 4 After the door leaf of the toilet seat is opened outward, the net width of the entrance should not be less than 0.80m, and there should be a handle inside when the door leaf is closed. 5 The toilet is 0.45m high, with horizontal handrails of 0.70m high on both sides and vertical handrails of 1.40m high on one wall (Figure 7.8. 1-5). The diameter of safety handrail 1 safety handrail should be 30~40mm. 2 The inside of the safety handrail should be 40mm away from the wall. 3 handrail should be installed firmly. 7.8.2 The barrier-free facilities and design requirements of the special toilet shall comply with the provisions in Table 7.8.2 (Figure 7.8.2). Table 7.8.2 Barrier-free facilities and design requirements for special toilets. Location is required for facility category design. Government agencies, large public buildings and major urban areas should have barrier-free toilets. The entrance shall comply with the relevant provisions of Section 1 in Chapter 7 of this specification. Door sash 1 shall comply with the relevant provisions in Section 4 of Chapter 7 of this specification. 2. A latch that can be opened in an emergency outside the door should be adopted. Area ≥ 2.00m× 2.00m (Figure 7.8.2). The toilet should be 0.45m high, with horizontal handrails of 0.70m high on both sides and vertical handrails of 1.40m high on one wall. Safety handrails should be set at both sides of the washbasin and 50 mm at the front edge. The length, width and height of the table are 0.80m× 0.50m× 0.60m, and the table top should be made of wood products or leather products. The hook can be set at a height of1.20m. The call button should be set at a height of 0.40~0.50m from the ground. The safety handrail shall comply with the relevant provisions in Article 7.8. 1 of this specification. 7.8.3 The barrier-free facilities and design requirements of public toilets shall comply with the provisions in Table 7.8.3 (Figure 7.8.3- 1, Figure 7.8.3-2). The design requirements of barrier-free facilities and public toilets shall comply with the provisions of Chapter 7, Section 65433 of this specification. The tunnel floor shall be non-slip and waterless, and the width shall not be less than 1 .50m. The door and window sash1shall comply with the provisions in Section 4 of Chapter 7 of this specification. 2 Barrier-free toilets should use door locks that can be opened in an emergency outside the door. Barrier-free shower room 1 shower room should not be less than 3.50㎡ (the door opens outwards). 2 The shower room should be equipped with a bath chair with a height of 0.45m. 3 The clear width of the short side of the bathroom should not be less than 1.50m 4 The shower room should be equipped with a horizontal handrail with a height of 0.70m and a vertical handrail with a height of 1 .40m. The barrier-free bathroom1bathroom should not be less than 4.50 m2 (the door leaves should be opened outwards). 2 One end of the bathtub should be provided with a bath seat with a depth of not less than 0.40m, and one side of the bathtub should be provided with a washbasin. Three horizontal handrails with heights of 0.60m and 0.90m should be set in the bathtub, and the length of the horizontal handrails should be greater than or equal to 0.80m. 4 The clear width of the short side of the bathroom should not be less than 2.00m. SOS button should be set at the height of 0.40 ~ 0.50m between the barrier-free bathtub and the ground. Safety handrails shall comply with the relevant provisions in Article 7.8. 1 of this specification.