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[Ron Sirolli]

i have a customer that is looking for a handy cap bathroom with a shower i found a model Florestone Model40-62h barrier free shower

i can,t fint anything in symbol i did a search with no luck not sure if + have anything or a supplier for one of these

thanks Ron

[Keith Almond]

The requirements for handicap accessible washrooms may vary between regions. So I don't believe there is a standard. It shouldn't be too difficult to find a suitable layout though.

[Ron Sirolli]

I CAN DO THE LAYOUT BUT I WAS JUST TRYING TO PUT A HC SHOWER IN THE ROOM I WENT ON LINE AND FOUND THE ADA SPECKS

THANKS KEITH 

[Kevin Rabenaldt]

ADA standards are set by the ADA act if you are in the US.  Some or I think most states have taken over the enforcement of the ADA and so have their own requirements "that are at least" the standards set by the federal government.   An individual state can impose stricter rules since their have taken ownership.  So check with your state for the guidelines.  For residential I bet they will not be too much different than the federal requirements.  As far as the symbol, if the manufacturer does not provide one, then you can designate the proper area and clearances and reference the product(s) to use.  As a general rule, if you want the bathroom to be ADA compliant, then you probably need to specify clearances to all fixtures, doors, etc.

[Richard Rubinski]

If you don't need a 3D symbol the site below has some dwg files of the top and front view. You could make a 2D symbol.

 

https://www.floresto...ection_cad.html

 

 

Rick

 

 

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[Ron Sirolli]

thanks for all the help

[Brent Hyndman]

There are some barrier free showers in the Kohler  manufacturer library that may be useful for your requirements.

 

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[Ron Sirolli]

Ok Brent i will look thank you