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- Are Urinals Required in Unisex Restrooms? | The Building Code Forum
Not sure if this belongs in the plumbing code forum, but is there a specific section of code that would allow me to remove a urinal from a single user unisex toilet room? My firm and I are butting heads on this It makes sense, logically, to not include a urinal in a single user unisex toilet
- Urinal | The Building Code Forum
B occupancy restaurant 16 males per table 422 CPC Single occupancy men's restroom Urinal required? Code location?
- Minimum Required Size of Non-ADA Toilet Stall
Where do I find the minimum required size of a non-ADA toilet stall? And, what determines how many stalls must meet ADA requirements when you have more than one toilet in a restroom?
- Urinal Requirement - The Building Code Forum
If installed, the urinal shall not require a second water closet to be provided for the female " Assuming your restaurant is an A-2 occupancy with OL<50, then hopefully that takes away at least a little bit of the lunacy
- ICC ANSI - forward approach to urinal | The Building Code Forum
I have another question concerning accessibility - an on site inspection by a state ran agency has stated the following code section in regards to a Men's group restroom with two urinals Alcove - ICC ANSI 305 7 The inspection has identified the following restroom as being non-compliant
- Urinal required in a single occupancy toilet for B occupancy?
We have a plan checker that is insisting that because the California Plumbing Code table 422 1 indicates that a urinal is required for 1-100 men for a B occupancy that even when a single room occupancy toilet room is allowed to serve both employees and customers that this room also is required
- Urinals in Single User Restrooms - The Building Code Forum
There are designers, architects, and engineers providing California single user restrooms without urinals By Table 422 1, most occupancy's require these
- Is there a code definition of compartment (toilet or urinal)?
However, due to lack of definition of "compartment" (see post #4), there are people thinking that a single accommodation toilet room (1 lav, 1 wc, 1 urinal) is a type of "compartment" If "yes" then the centerline of urinal needs to be 18" away from side wall If "no" then urinal only needs to be 15" away form side wall
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