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    The document provides design requirements for bathrooms and shower compartments to be slip-resistant, self-draining, and have a minimum luminous contrast of 30% between wall tiling and sanitary appliances. It also states that waste pipes and other fittings within toilets should avoid obstructions or tripping hazards, and toilets for disabled persons should avoid proximity to or obstruction by exit doors. An additional emergency call bell near toilets should be provided if possible, and large, luminous symbols should indicate male and female toilets.

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    The document provides design requirements for bathrooms and shower compartments to be slip-resistant, self-draining, and have a minimum luminous contrast of 30% between wall tiling and sanitary appliances. It also states that waste pipes and other fittings within toilets should avoid obstructions or tripping hazards, and toilets for disabled persons should avoid proximity to or obstruction by exit doors. An additional emergency call bell near toilets should be provided if possible, and large, luminous symbols should indicate male and female toilets.

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    HK PublicToilet - Legal

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    The document provides design requirements for bathrooms and shower compartments to be slip-resistant, self-draining, and have a minimum luminous contrast of 30% between wall tiling and sanitary appliances. It also states that waste pipes and other fittings within toilets should avoid obstructions or tripping hazards, and toilets for disabled persons should avoid proximity to or obstruction by exit doors. An additional emergency call bell near toilets should be provided if possible, and large, luminous symbols should indicate male and female toilets.

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    Recommended Design Requirements (Cont’d)

    Bathroom / Shower Compartment

    (g) The floor of the bathroom and the shower compartment should be
    slip-resistant with a minimum “static coefficient of friction” of “Good”
    grading (see Appendix C) and self-draining.

    Luminous Contrast

    (h) Wall tiling should have a minimum luminous contrast of 30% with
    sanitary appliances and fittings, grab rails and toilet roll holders, etc.

    Avoidance of Obstruction

    (i) Waste pipe, disposal bins and other fittings within the toilet should be
    located to avoid any obstruction or creating a tripping hazard including
    those under the wash basin.

    (j) Toilets and W.C. cubicles for use by persons with a disability should be
    located to avoid proximity to or obstruction by exit doors to the staircase.

    Emergency Call Bell

    (k) An additional emergency call bell near the toilet seat should be provided,
    if practicable.

    Large Size Symbols

    (l) Large size symbols with luminous contrast for male and female toilets
    should be used.

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