DWG files - example 1 door and 2 door Changing Places layouts
These template layouts can be used to help plan your facility. Adjust the door positions to suit your building.
Supporting
Willmott Dixon with Changing Places toilets
Drawing from many years of experience, Care Spaces engages with designers, architects and contractors to ensure that specialist facilities such as a Changing Places toilet are compliant, delivered on time and on budget.
Our project consultants work with the Willmott Dixon team across the UK, and have delivered dozens of schemes across the UK in both new build and refurbishment projects.
You can find out more about the design parameters of a Changing Places toilet below, as well as download PDF examples and DWG files to assist you in your space layouts.
You can also send us your plans via the form below – we’re always happy to work on a layout which will be approved, or you can set up a virtual consultation meeting to chat through a specific project. We’re here to help you deliver the best for your client!
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Here you can discover what equipment you require, and other design considerations that are necessary for compliance
- Floor space of 12 square metres, enough for the disabled individual and up to two carers. NB: if two doors are required to the room, we recommend more floor space
- Enough room for a turning space of 2m x 1.8m.
- A non-slip floor covering.
- Good lighting
- Good room temperature control
- Entrance door with minimum clear opening of 1m
- Step-free access up to the entrance door
- Consider visual contrast between floor and walls
- A height adjustable adult-sized changing bench that can lift 200kg (31 Stone)
- A room-cover ceiling track hoist system that can lift 200kg (31 Stone)
- A privacy screen or curtain (wall mounted or mobile)
- A large basin with a thermostatic tap, preferably mounted to a height-adjustable bracket.
- A raised height toilet placed at least 1m away from a wall.
- A tear off paper roll for covering the changing bench.
- Folding grab rails either side of the toilet.
- Fixed vertical grab rails either side of the toilet and basin.
- Horizontal grab rail on the toilet door.
- Two large waste bins, one for standard waste and one for clinical waste.
- A manually operated hand dryer.
- A colostomy bag shelf.
- At least two coat hooks.
- Floor space of 12 square metres, enough for the disabled individual and up to two carers. NB: if two doors are required to the room, we recommend more floor space
- Enough room for a turning space of 2m x 1.8m.
- A non-slip floor covering.
- Good lighting
- Good room temperature control
- Entrance door with minimum clear opening of 1m
- Step-free access up to the entrance door
- Consider visual contrast between floor and walls
- A height adjustable adult-sized changing bench that can lift 200kg (31 Stone)
- A room-cover ceiling track hoist system that can lift 200kg (31 Stone)
- A privacy screen or curtain (wall mounted or mobile)
- A large basin with a thermostatic tap, preferably mounted to a height-adjustable bracket.
- A raised height toilet placed at least 1m away from a wall.
- A tear off paper roll for covering the changing bench.
- Folding grab rails either side of the toilet.
- Fixed vertical grab rails either side of the toilet and basin.
- Horizontal grab rail on the toilet door.
- Two large waste bins, one for standard waste and one for clinical waste.
- A manually operated hand dryer.
- A colostomy bag shelf.
- At least two coat hooks.
Downloads
Here you can download some helpful template layouts and .dwg files to help you in planning the layout of your Changing Places toilet.
Watch our video below to see what’s involved in designing a fully compliant Changing Places toilet
Your Willmott Dixon account manager:
- Ben Campbell
- E: ben.campbell@wealdenrehab.com
- M: 07848 453614