Ambulant Toilets are designed to cater to individuals with mild mobility impairments or those who may not require the full features of a dedicated accessible toilet.
Features include:
- Wider Doors - Ambulant toilet doors are wider than standard toilet doors to accommodate users who may need more space.
- Grab Rails - They typically have grab rails to assist with balance and support.
- Space - While they are more spacious than standard cubicles, they may not be as large as fully accessible toilets.
Ambulant toilets are suitable for people with temporary disabilities, elderly individuals, or those who can manage with some assistance but do not require the full features of an accessible toilet.
Accessible Toilets also known as disabled toilets are designed for individuals with more significant mobility impairments or those who use mobility aids such as wheelchairs.
Features include:
- Wider Spaces - Accessible toilets are more spacious to accommodate wheelchair users and their assistants.
- Grab Rails - They have strategically placed grab rails for support and transfer.
- Accessible Fixtures - Fixtures such as sinks, and hand dryers are positioned at accessible heights.
- Emergency Alarm - Some accessible toilets are equipped with emergency alarm systems for user safety.
Accessible toilets are essential for individuals with disabilities who require a more significant level of assistance or space to manoeuver, including wheelchair users.
Note: Always consult the latest version of the standard for the most current specifications.
