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Anonymous users2024-01-24This is definitely needed, and it also involves the convenience and safety of children.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Barrier-free toilets must be set up, involving the convenience and safety of children. Safety is paramount!
It is best to set it, because children are too lively and easy to fall, so it is best not to set it too high.
Protection: Non-slip materials should be used on the ground to prevent people with disabilities from falling and injuring themselves. The door of the toilet should be equipped with a protective door panel to prevent the wheelchair's foot pedal from breaking the door. >>>More
Due to the decline of physiological function of the elderly, most of them have diseases such as waist and leg pain, so the design of the toilet in the nursing home should highlight convenience, economy and practicality. It is necessary to consider the installation and size reservation of some elderly assistive devices, such as the toilet to be installed - Like gets up to assist the --, to help the elderly go to the toilet safely and comfortably, reduce the workload of caregivers, and prevent the elderly from falling, the toilet should be installed at least 15 cm from the wall, the waterproof switch should be installed above the wall above the ground, the non-slip handle should be installed in front of the basin, the glass partition door should not be designed in the shower room, the open shower curtain should be made, the non-slip handle should be erected on the left and right sides of the shower, and a firm and waterproof chair should be placed below. For the elderly to sit and bathe. The ground is paved with non-slip floor tiles, and it is best to design dry and wet separation if possible.
The X0D X0A safety grab bar shall comply with the relevant provisions of Article 1 of this specification.
It's still needed. (1) The barrier-free facilities of the toilet mainly include doors, toilets, handbasin handrails, shower grab bars, bathtub supporting handrails, rescuers, and non-slip mats (glue); The toilet area should meet the needs of wheelchair access, rotation and access to facilities; Electrical sockets and emergency call buttons should be located in convenient locations; The floor should be non-slip and free of standing water. >>>More