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Figure 51. Example of dual feeding room - front view

5.23. Ablution areas

At least one accessible ablution unit shall be available in each ablution room.

Electronic or sensor faucets shall be installed in ablution areas to facilitate its use and to
reduce water waste.

In addition to the dimensions and characteristics of the accessible sink described in
section 5.17, ablution units shall meet the following requirements:

1. It shall be linked to an accessible path and shall be the closest to the entrance door.

2. Two horizontal grab bars, one in each side of the sink, shall be mounted at a height
between 700 mm and 800 mm and have a support length, equal to the length of the
sink.

3. A bidet shower system, soap and paper dispensers shall be mounted near the sink.
All accessories of toilets, including the bidet shower should be mounted at a height
between 700 mm and 1200 mm.

4. An approaching free space of 1200 mm width shall be provided. The pavement of
this interaction space shall have a reflectance contrast with the surrounding
pavement of at least 30 points LRV (Light Reflectance Value).

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