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Doc M isn't just another part of the Building Regulations. It's about making buildings more accessible to everyone and about helping people live their lives more easily.With washrooms, showers and toilets, that usually means 'functional'. But at Armitage Shanks, we take a different approach. We believe everyone should be treated equally so we've created a wide variety of Doc M packs with the practicality you need to comply with the regulations, the style to co-ordinate with any of our bathroom ranges and the unrivalled quality, service and heritage.You'll even find luxury options suited to the most prestigious projects.
What is Doc M and what is required
How Doc M affects washroom design
Everything you need to know in our Doc M brochure
Independence restored with our new coloured grab rails and seats brochure.
Where you only have one toilet facility this needs to be a large unisex wheelchair accessible washroom. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
Where you have a washroom with more than one toilet you will need a unisex wheelchair accessible washroom by the main washroom. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
Washrooms must have at least one ambulant disabled cubicle. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
For every four cubicles, including an ambulant, there must be an enlarged cubicle. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
1 in every 20 rooms must provide for disabled use. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
Bedrooms deemed wheelchair accessible should have a 50:50 ratio of baths and showers. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
If you are offering shower facilities in a sports centre, swimming pool or health and leisure centre at least one should be wheelchair accessible. For further info see "Complying with Doc M"
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