Accessibility information The toilets are 50 meters to the right of the designated disabled parking spaces in the main parking area. They are accessed via …
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The toilets are 50 meters to the right of the designated disabled parking spaces in the main parking area. They are accessed via a level sealed path from the carpark.
The block contains one unisex cubicle. The door is a sliding type door with a large vertical handle. The door is equipped with an internal rotating lock with a wing type handle. The door has a light action and can be easily opened without finger dexterity. The clear space is 850 millimeters.
Inside the room is large with ample turning room and wheelchair space beside the toilet. The toilet seat height is 450 millimeters and it is equipped with front and rear grab bars. The handbasin has clear space below it. The tap is a
rotating type and is equipped with a lever. Finger dexterity is not required.
There is a drinking fountain outside the toilets.
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