This article covers all gender toilet partition design considerations (excluding layout issues covered in another article).
All gender bathroom layout considerations for public restrooms, focusing on overall layout of the bathroom.
This article discusses the bathroom layouts that we see the most here at Ironwood Manufacturing, and how the ADA standards apply to those common layouts.
This article covers ADA maneuvering and approach requirements with the goal of simplifying the presentation of the standards.
This article summarizes the ADA grab bar code requirements in commercial restrooms, focusing on ADA compliance in toilets and showers.
This article focuses on commercial restroom lavatory and shower compartment ADA compliance. It is part of a series summarizing ADA standards as they apply to commercial restroom design.
A summary of fundamental concepts and requirements of the ADA standards as they apply to commercial restroom design, including protruding objects, reach ranges, accessible routes, and doorways..
This article discusses ADA requirements for turning space, clear floor space, toe and knee clearance, and door swing.
This article covers how tall commercial bathroom stalls are. It covers standard bathroom stall heights, less standard heights, and considerations in specifying heights.
This article covers phenolic toilet partitions in detail. Reading this article will make you a bit of a specialist in phenolic.
This article covers 2010 federal ADA toilet clearance requirements. It summarizes the clearance around the toilets and urinal screens required for ADA compliant stalls.
This article is an overview of the materials used to make commercial restroom toilet partitions, including summaries of their strengths and weaknesses.
This article discusses wood bathroom stalls, focusing on wood veneer partitions. It also covers solid wood and recon options for restrooms.
This article explores ideas around slab doors in public restroom toilet partitions, including custom print ideas you may not have considered before.
This article covers some basics of commercial bathroom stall design, emphasizing material, configuration, and hardware options.
This article describes the smallest wheelchair accessible and ambulatory stalls based on the national ADA requirements.
This article explains why there are gaps at the edges of the doors in commercial bathroom stalls.
This article explains why there are gaps between walls and commercial bathroom stalls.
This article explains why there are floor and ceiling gaps in commercial bathroom stalls, including the influence of some ADA compliance issues.
This article covers federal ADA bathroom requirements, focusing on dimensional ADA compliance for children's toilet partitions.