Yes. SDA bathrooms should incorporate:
- Level-access showers and wide circulation spaces, including widened doorways
- Safety features such as grab rails, non-slip flooring and emergency call systems
- Adaptability, allowing for future modifications such as adjustable-height fixtures, fittings and the installation of additional support equipment
- Accessible, easy-to-use fixtures for people with limited dexterity, including lever-style taps, easy-to-reach storage and clear, simple controls
- Privacy-conscious layouts, positioning toilets and showers to allow for privacy screens or curtains and maintain dignity
- Features that support carers, where assistance is required
Design should maintain a residential, non-institutional feel while meeting safety and accessibility requirements.
