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Guidance on the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design
The Department of Justice’s explanation of changes to the ADA design standards, with section-by-section analysis and responses to public comments.
- Publisher
- U.S. Department of Justice
- Edition
- September 2010 guidance
- Search coverage
- 168 of 170 PDF pages · 4 OCR pages
AccessibilityAnthropometry & ergonomics
Open original PDF at page 143 Source wording and page order preserved. Drawings and table layouts remain available in the original PDF.
Plan 6B: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
This drawing shows an accessible 12-foot wide guest room with features that comply with the 2010 Standards.
Features include a transfer shower, water closet length (rim to rear wall) 24 inches maximum, comparable vanity,
wardrobe, and door connecting to adjacent guest room. Furnishings include two beds.
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The following accessible features are provided in the
bathroom:
• Comparable vanity counter top space (section
806);
• Transfer shower (section 603.2);
• Shower seat (section 610.3);
• Clearance in front of the shower extends beyond
the seat and is 36 inches wide min. (section
607.2);
• Recessed lavatory with vanity counter top permits
shorter rear grab bar at water closet (section
604.5.2);
• Circular turning space in room (section 603.2.1);
• Required clear floor spaces at fixtures and turning
space overlap (section 603.2.2);
• Water closet clearance is 60 inches at back wall
and 56 inches deep (section 604.3);
• Centerline of the water closet at 16 inches from
side wall (section 604.2); and
• No other fixtures or obstructions located within
required water closet clearance (section 604.3).
The following accessible features are provided in the
living area:
• Circular turning space (section 304.3.2);
• Accessible route (section 402);
• Clear floor space between beds (section 806.2.3);
• Maneuvering clearances at all doors (section
404.2);
• Accessible operable window (section 229); and
• Accessible controls for the heat and air
conditioning (section 309).
Edition and local adoption determine which requirements apply. Use the publisher’s document for the complete clauses, diagrams and amendments.