Public washroom design and technical guidelines

PUBLIC WASHROOM DESIGN

& TECHNICAL GUIDELINES

REAL ESTATE AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT

FACILITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................... 5

1.0 DESIGN GUIDELINES ......................................................................................................... 6

1.1 SCOPE OF DESIGN GUIDELINES .................................................................................. 6

New builds vs renovations .................................................................................................. 6

1.2 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ........................................................................................... 6

Overdose prevention and harm reduction strategies ........................................................... 7

1.3 EQUITY OF ACCESS ....................................................................................................... 8

Accessibility ........................................................................................................................ 8

Reducing Barriers for Transgender and Gender-Variant Community Members ................... 8

1.4 ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABLITY .............................................................................. 9

1.5 SITING AND SITE ACCESS ............................................................................................10

Entrance ramps..................................................................................................................10

1.6 BUILDING DESIGN: SIZE AND CONFIGURATION ........................................................10

.1 Layouts ..........................................................................................................................10

.2 Clear space requirements ..............................................................................................11

.3 Screen wall entry ...........................................................................................................12

1.7 DURABILITY, EASE AND ECONOMY OF MAINTENANCE ............................................12

1.8 DISCLAIMERS ................................................................................................................12

2.0 TECHNICAL GUIDELINES .................................................................................................13

2.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS ..........................................................................................13

.1 Intent ..............................................................................................................................13

.2 Regulations and Standards ............................................................................................13

.3 Submittals ......................................................................................................................14

2.2 EXISTING CONDITIONS & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS .................................................14

2.3 EXTERIOR AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ..............................................................14

.1 BUILDING ENVELOPE .................................................................................................15

.2 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM ...............................................................................................16

.3 MECHANICAL SYSTEM ................................................................................................16

.3 FIRE PROTECTION ......................................................................................................19

.4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM .................................................................................................19

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.5 METERING AND CONTROLS .......................................................................................20

.6 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM ......................................................................................20

.7 SERVICE & CUSTODIAL SPACES ...............................................................................21

.8 LIFE SAFETY AND SECURITY .....................................................................................21

.9 SITEWORK ....................................................................................................................22

2.4 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION ..........................................................................................23

.1 WALLS...........................................................................................................................23

.2 TOILET PARTITIONS ....................................................................................................24

.3 FLOORS ........................................................................................................................24

.4 CEILINGS ......................................................................................................................25

.5 DOORS ..........................................................................................................................26

.6 HARDWARE ..................................................................................................................26

.7 MILLWORK ....................................................................................................................28

.8 PLUMBING FIXTURES ..................................................................................................29

.9 WASHROOM ACCESSORIES.......................................................................................34

2.5 GARBAGE AND RECYCLING .........................................................................................38

2.6 SIGNAGE ........................................................................................................................38

3.0 REFERENCES AND RESOURCES ....................................................................................40

4.0 APPENDICES .....................................................................................................................41

APPENDIX A: WASHROOM TYPES ....................................................................................41

APPENDIX B: FIGURES.......................................................................................................43

APPENDIX C: WASHROOM SIGNAGE GUIDELINES .........................................................52

APPENDIX D: SAMPLE OF ACCEPTABLE PLUMBING PRODUCTS ................................55

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INTRODUCTION

The City of Vancouver is dedicated to the provision of safe, inclusive, and accessible public

washrooms. The City operates a large portfolio of public washroom amenities located in parks,

libraries, community halls and other facilities.

Everyone needs access to public washrooms they can use with ease and dignity. Over the

years, the design of City-owned washrooms has evolved to reflect changing needs and attitudes

to accessibility, safety, privacy, and maintenance. These include the needs of senior citizens,

people with disabilities, and members of the Two-Spirit, trans, and gender diverse communities.

The City of Vancouver Public Washroom Design and Technical Guidelines (WDTG) are meant

for purpose-built, stand-alone washroom facilities in parks, often referred to as fieldhouses, and

washrooms in other public spaces. These guidelines are meant for the design of safe,

accessible, and durable public washrooms. They are not intended to be prescriptive and should

be considered within the context of the project and the particular needs of users.

Accessibility requirements appear throughout the Washroom Guidelines in relevant sections.

They follow VBBL unless otherwise noted – follow VBBL requirements for accessible fixtures

and amenities when possible – to reinforce a higher and more consistent standard of usability

and access for all. Specifications and requirements that follow other standards and guidelines

go above-and-beyond VBBL without contradicting its requirements.

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1.0 DESIGN GUIDELINES

1.1 SCOPE OF DESIGN GUIDELINES

This document is intended as a guide to the design of public washrooms (“Washroom

Guidelines”), both stand-alone and within other buildings.

These guidelines are intended to assist with satisfying the following objectives:

• Safety Considerations

• Equity of Access

• Environmental Sustainability

• Siting and Site Access

• Building Design: Size and Configuration

• Durability, Ease and Economy of maintenance

In addition to complying with these guidelines, the design shall comply with the regulatory

framework set out in the Vancouver Building Bylaw (VBBL) and the Zoning and Development

Bylaw (VZDBL). The scope of this document excludes specialist amenities such as sports

change rooms, beach change rooms and showers.

NEW BUILDS VS RENOVATIONS

New projects and buildings are required to follow all guideline parameters. Renovations and

upgrades are to follow the guidelines to the best extent possible given facility needs,

constraints, and opportunities.

1.2 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS

Public washroom facilities shall be designed in such a manner as to avoid any possibility of the

public slipping and falling on or banging into objects or surfaces that can cause major harm.

Additionally, the facility shall not facilitate climbing nor create opportunities where persons can

be locked in without a way to escape. Allowing for some sightlines into the washroom vanity

areas is desirable, while still protecting stall privacy. Avoid hallways and blind corners; ensure

exterior doors are clearly visible. Apply the principles of Crime Prevention Through

Environmental Design (CPTED).

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OVERDOSE PREVENTION AND HARM REDUCTION STRATEGIES

The design of all public washrooms must consider the City’s current overdose prevention and

harm reduction strategies. Components of the Washroom Guidelines that intersect with harm

reduction are flagged in each respective section.

Harm reduction is an approach to reduce harms associated with substance use and sexual

health for individuals and communities. Some special facilities may require the following:

 Washrooms within buildings are located close to the front door, allowing easy access for

everyone, eliminating the need to walk through a perceived unsafe space.

 Locks are secure and have a safety mechanism that allows staff or emergency

responders to open from the outside.

 Sharps containers are securely fixed to the wall (beyond normal measures).

 No blue lighting is used (it has not been shown to deter drug use but instead poor

lighting leads to more harm for those who do use).

 Washroom and stalls are large enough to allow easy access for emergency responders.

 Washroom and stall doors open outward to allow easy access for emergency

responders.

 Washrooms are located in the line of sight of staff, not hidden down hallways, alcoves,

or recessed areas.

 Design eliminates need for an entrance door into a multi-stall washroom or the door can

be locked open to allow easy line of sight for washroom monitoring.

 Toilet stall doors leave a space between bottom of door and floor to allow others to see if

user may be in distress.

 Toilets shall be tankless to eliminate space to discard syringes or other items.

 Ceiling and wall tiles or paneling, as well as ventilation covers are securely affixed to

eliminate spaces to conceal or discard syringes or other items.

For additional information on harm reduction approaches, see section 3.0 References and

Resources.

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1.3 EQUITY OF ACCESS

ACCESSIBILITY

Building for accessibility is an important part of being an inclusive city. Over 15% of Vancouver

residents have some form of physical disability or mobility restriction. This includes people using

motorized mobility devices, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and strollers. Together with

accompanying family and friends, approximately 50% of Vancouver residents are affected by

poor access to buildings.

Access means that a person with disabilities is, without assistance, able to approach, enter,

pass to and from, and make use of an area and its facilities. The accessibility of a building is

provided by properly designed entrance and access corridors including door opening widths,

adequate space around doors, door handles/opening devices, ramps, and handrails. A person’s

strength, dexterity, hearing, and vision are examples of other factors affect how accessible a

space is for them.

REDUCING BARRIERS FOR TRANSGENDER AND GENDER-VARIANT COMMUNITY

MEMBERS

 Washrooms shall have inclusive signage for Two-Spirit, transgender and gender diverse

individuals.

 Function-based icons are used on signage, as opposed to gender figures.

 Stall doors shall have minimal gaps allow for maximum privacy.

 Refer to Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation “

Building a Path to Parks &

Recreation for All: Reducing Barriers for Trans* & Gender Variant Community Members”

 Refer to Council Report – Supporting Trans* Equality and an Inclusive Vancouver

https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/trans-gender-variant-and-two-spirit-inclusion-at-the-city-of-

vancouver.pdf

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1.4 ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABLITY

Adapting to climate change to ensure Vancouver remains a livable and resilient City, while

improving the environmental performance of our buildings and reducing operational costs over

the life of the asset is a key driver of the WDTG.

For more information on the City of Vancouver Climate Change Adaptation Strategy and the

Greenest City Action plan, follow the links below:

http://vancouver.ca/files/cov/Vancouver-Climate-Change-Adaptation-Strategy-2012-11-07.pdf

http://vancouver.ca/green-vancouver/greenest-city-2020-action-plan.aspx

http://vancouver.ca/green-vancouver/green-buildings.aspx

The following describes the City of Vancouver’s sustainable design criteria for new buildings

and shall be considered for the design of public washroom facilities only to the extent of

economy and practicality. Many of these facilities are unheated or minimally heated buildings.

To achieve a goal of near zero GHG emissions in new buildings, the following strategies are

required to be incorporated into new city owned buildings:

 Public washrooms should be designed to be unheated, if possible, or heated only to

prevent freezing. Where heat trace is used, heat trace must be guarded against

theft and vandalism behind pad lockable access.

 Small public washroom buildings that are required to be heated shall use only low

carbon fuel sources.

 Larger buildings over 500 square meters in heated floor area must be designed to

be certified to the Passive House energy performance standard, or an approved

alternative zero emission building standard, and use low carbon fuel sources, in

order to minimize energy consumption and GHG emissions.

 LEED® Gold Certification is also required by the City of Vancouver for all public

buildings, tenant improvements, and facilities funded by City capital funds, over 500

square meters in floor area. Refer to the most current LEED® Canada NC, CI, or

other appropriate LEED category, Guidebook.

 Mechanical and control systems should be designed to be as simple as possible to

reduce maintenance costs and the need for specialized maintenance expertise.

 Reducing water consumption through controlled flow and volume of plumbing

fixtures. In special/pilot situations, consideration shall be made to use of grey water

recycling or rainwater collection systems for toilet flushing.

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1.5 SITING AND SITE ACCESS

A host of factors such as safety (including CPTED), maintenance access, relationship to

existing uses and other facilities, location of existing utilities, soils, drainage, and topography

must be considered when siting a washroom facility within a park. Siting of new facilities within

parks must be determined in collaboration with VBPR Planning and/or Park Development staff

and will be subject to Park Board approval.

ENTRANCE RAMPS

 Grade changes shall be connected via the use of ramps. Stairs are not acceptable.

1.6 BUILDING DESIGN: SIZE AND CONFIGURATION

.1 LAYOUTS

Coordinate program requirements with City staff. Service spaces shall be adequately sized for

the particular need of each facility. Mechanical and electrical systems and controls are to be

accommodated in dedicated spaces separate from public use or janitorial functions.

Ensure relevant harm reduction strategies including visibility and proximity are considered and

incorporated whenever possible and as appropriate based on facility and context. See current

best practice documents.

Washroom layouts:

 Universal washroom

 Stand-alone accessible washroom.

 Contains required clear space / turning radius, transfer space, accessible toilet

with back rest, grabs bars, sink, and accessories.

 Unisex washroom

 Stand-alone washroom.

 Contains toilet, sink, and accessories.

 Gender neutral multi-stall washroom

 See resources and best practice documents for crucial characteristics of safe,

welcoming, and successful gender neutral multi-stall facilities.

 Gender designated multi-stall washroom

 Men’s / women’s washrooms. (Note: these washrooms are open to all people

with washroom signage that incorporates Gender Diverse People Welcome.)

See Appendix C: Washroom Signage Guidelines

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Stall types for multi-stall layouts:

 Accessible stall

 Contains required clear space / turning radius, transfer space,

accessible toilet with back rest, grabs bars, and accessories.

See Appendix B: Figure 3.

 Limited mobility stall

 Contains accessible toilet with back rest, grabs bars, and

accessories.

 Beneficial in facilities used by high numbers of seniors, or people

with limited mobility and strength, for example.

See Appendix B: Figure 4.

 Regular stall

 Contains standard toilet and accessories.

.2 CLEAR SPACE REQUIREMENTS

Universal washroom

 A minimum of one universal washroom with 2500 x 2500 mm internal clear space is to

be provided to accommodate a range of manual and powered wheeled mobility devices.

Increase the clear space to 3150 x 3150 mm whenever possible to expand the range of

devices accommodated to include large scooters.

 Dimensions may be reduced to 2130 x 2130 mm only when necessary in renovating or

upgrading existing facilities

 All other universal washrooms will provide minimum internal clear space as per VBBL.

 All doors to open outward regardless of internal dimensions.

 All universal washrooms to include the transfer space and clear space required for an

accessible sink, accessible toilet, and adult change table (where provided) as per

Sections 2.4.7, 2.4.8, and 2.4.9 in these Washroom Guidelines.

See Appendix B: Figures 1, 2, and 6.

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Accessible stall

 Provide minimum internal dimensions of at least 1600 × 1500 mm, and 1700 x 1700 mm

clear space in front of accessible stall. Increase internal dimensions whenever possible

to accommodate a minimum 1700 x 1700 mm clear space, the minimum required to

enable turning inside the stall.

 All doors to open outward regardless of internal dimensions.

 Ensure internal clear space as per VBBL.

 All accessible stalls to include the transfer space required for an accessible toilet as per

Sections 2.5.8 in these Washroom Guidelines.

See Appendix B: Figures 3 and 6.

.3 SCREEN WALL ENTRY

 Use colour contrast to highlight position of second wall in screen wall entries.

1.7 DURABILITY, EASE AND ECONOMY OF MAINTENANCE

Durability, ease, and economy of maintenance are key to the design of public washrooms.

Refer to technical guidelines for details in Section 2.0.

1.8 DISCLAIMERS

Any specific products named in this document are not to be taken as the City of Vancouver’s

endorsement of that product, but rather as an example of a standard of quality that has proven

successful in the past. Any other products that meet this level of quality will be considered for

use, but their use is not to proceed without prior discussion and acceptance by the City of

Vancouver.

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2.0 TECHNICAL GUIDELINES

2.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

.1 INTENT

These technical guidelines are:

1 To be applied to the design and construction of new or renovation of existing public

washroom facilities.

2 Notwithstanding the requirements of applicable building and plumbing bylaws, they are

meant to clarify the minimum standard required by the City of Vancouver as building

owner, for materials, finishes, equipment and other items. Variations from these guidelines

may be considered but are not to proceed without prior discussion and acceptance by the

REFM-FPD department of the City of Vancouver.

.2 REGULATIONS AND STANDARDS

Consultants shall ensure that all applicable building codes, government acts and health

regulations, and City of Vancouver standards herein, are met. These include, but are not limited

to the following list below. For any park development or park restoration work associated with

any new or redeveloped washroom or building, the VPB Park Development Standards, at a

minimum, shall apply, subject to verification for completeness, correctness, and industry best

practices.

 The City of Vancouver Building Bylaw (VBBL) (latest edition)

 The City of Vancouver Building Bylaw Plumbing Systems (latest edition)

 The City of Vancouver Zoning and Development Bylaw (latest edition)

 Building Access Handbook (latest edition), BC Office of Housing and

Construction Standards

 BC Plumbing Code (latest edition)

 BC Fire Code (latest edition)

 Building a Path to Parks & Recreation for All: Reducing Barriers for Trans &

Gender Variant Community Members

 Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation (VPB), C, May 2015 or latest edition

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 CSA Group B651-18 Accessible design for the built environment

 The City of Vancouver Real Estate and Facilities Management Facilities

Standard Manual

.3 SUBMITTALS

All building shop drawings and samples are to be made available for review by City staff prior to

commencement of the work.

Procedures for shop drawing, operation and maintenance manuals, warranty/guarantee

submittals shall be as outlined in the construction contract.

2.2 EXISTING CONDITIONS & HAZARDOUS MATERIALS

Appropriate authorities must be notified of intention to carry out operations in the vicinity of a

utility or structure prior to the commencement of such operation and obtain approval for access

to any operations carried out on adjacent public property.

The City of Vancouver’s Environmental Services shall be consulted on all existing buildings to

determine if there are any hazardous materials present. For hazardous materials on site,

receive approval of WorkSafeBC procedures from City of Vancouver Environmental Services

prior to commencing construction.

2.3 EXTERIOR AND BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Generally, free-standing washroom buildings shall be designed to be unheated/minimally heated

and be constructed of materials that allow for hose-down maintenance. Concrete or concrete

block without added cladding would be appropriate for these unheated/minimally heated

buildings. Use building technologies, and consider sun orientation and vegetation, to mediate

indoor and outdoor air temperatures. Protect walls with overhangs but do not create loitering

opportunities (i.e. depth of overhang shall be sufficient only to protect wall, not provide a

gathering space or rain shelter.

Renovations or upgrades to existing wood frame buildings shall reference Wood Frame

Envelopes in the Coastal Climate of British Columbia, Best Practice Guide (CMHC).

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.1 BUILDING ENVELOPE

.1 Walls

 Vandalism is a major issue to consider. All new construction must be durable, simply,

and robustly detailed using materials such as concrete, concrete block and galvanized

steel.

 Extensive use of wood finishes is not recommended for long term maintenance. Use

wood as an accent material and/or where protected under eaves and away from direct

sunlight. Any wood used should be ACQ not CCA preservative/pressure treated and

capable of taking a paint finish.

 Concrete, concrete block, or masonry are the preferred materials for exterior walls of

unheated buildings.

 A non-sacrificial anti-graffiti coating must be applied to all exterior masonry, concrete,

brick or stucco wall finishes. For paint finishes, use a compatible sealer and paint with an

exterior semi-gloss alkyd enamel.

.2 Roof

 Roof design shall be simple, durable and easy to maintain. Adequate overhangs shall

be provided. Provide a minimum five (5) year Roofing Contractors Association of British

Columbia (RCABC) Guarantee.

 Pitched roofs shall be 4/12 or greater for positive drainage. Asphalt shingles and metal

roofing are acceptable finishes.

 Rainwater shall be dealt with on site with landscaped drainage systems.

 Provide roof edge safety barriers, roof anchors, and fall protection in accordance with

the VBBL and with Work Safe BC requirements.

 Specifically, for fall protection, each project should be assessed for where and

how often parts of the roof may be accessed. If all or most servicing of roof areas

can occur 13 feet from the edge (control zone plus buffer zone distance) there is

less need for roof edge safety barriers. If areas needing servicing are located

near roof edges, then the method of fall protection required is to be determined

in consultation with CoV OHS, environmental, and maintenance staff.

 Provide anti-bird perch devices.

.3 Exterior Doors and Windows

 Doors widths shall be a minimum of 914mm (36”) wide.

 All exterior windows, doors and other openings to meet CAN/CSA-A440 standards

as outlined in the VBBL.

 Use of windows for daylighting (clerestory or high windows preferable for reduced

vandalism) is recommended to reduce the reliance on electricity. Glass block is not

acceptable as breakage is difficult to repair.

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 Windows in unheated/minimally heated buildings shall be tempered single glazed

safety glass in metal frames; in heated buildings to be multiple glazing as per the

VBBL’s energy rating, tempered safety glass on the outside lite, in thermally broken

metal frames.

 Exterior doors shall be solid core wood or hollow steel. Wood doors shall be exterior

paint grade solid core with lumber core, not particle board. Frames shall be painted

galvanized 16 Ga steel, thermally broken for heated buildings.

 Ensure colour contrast between door or door frame and surrounding surfaces.

 Doors must be completely weather-stripped and have vinyl top caps. Provide a drip

cap above all doors.

 Use heavy duty hardware, stainless steel type 304 with a satin finish. In corrosive

conditions such as by the ocean, use corrosion resistant hardware of stainless steel

type 316.

 See section 2.4.6 Hardware for door hardware.

.2 STRUCTURAL SYSTEM

 Structural systems of concrete or concrete block may be exposed as a way to

reduce the use of added finishing materials.

 Use of timber/heavy timber construction as a low carbon, renewable building

material for this region to be considered where appropriate, such as for the roof.

.3 MECHANICAL SYSTEM

 Use simple proven systems selected with consideration for maintenance, operation

and availability of spare parts, and vandal-resistant. System and equipment shall be

failsafe and of a quality consistent with anticipated building life.

 Design systems to use a minimum amount of energy consistent with the required

energy performance standard approved for the project. Use only low carbon fuel

sources.

 Consolidate mechanical layouts using minimum space consistent with maintenance,

service requirements and accessibility and protecting controls from public access.

 Avoid the use of roof top mounted heating and ventilating units as they are a

maintenance problem and have shorter life spans than equipment housed inside a

building.

 All hydronic systems shall be frost protected.

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.1 HVAC

 HVAC system to be designed to suit spaces with operable windows and optimized

natural ventilation. Ideally, washroom buildings shall be unheated/minimally heated

and mechanically ventilated for the removal of odours only. Air intake and exhaust

grilles to be optimally located to provide uniform airflow across the entire room.

 All rooms to be adequately ventilated to remove odours (to meet ASHRAE Standard

62, “Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality,” referenced in the Vancouver

Building By-law).

 All air intakes to be located away from sources of fumes or dust, including parking

and/or loading areas. Refer to Vancouver Building By-law for minimum separation

distance of outdoor air intake from sources of contaminants.

 For spaces where heating is provided, low carbon electric heating systems such as

commercial grade recessed electric wall cabinets, electric unit heaters, radiant

ceiling panels, or air source heat pump forced air heating systems are required.

Baseboard radiators are not acceptable for reasons of vandalism.

 Where thermostat is remote mounted on a wall, a vented locking cover shall be

provided to reduce vandalism.

 Equipment to be easily accessible for maintenance. For example, filters and remote

condensing units shall be accessible without the use of temporary scaffolding or

Genie Lift type equipment. Tamperproof/lockable access panels for all maintenance

or isolation equipment.

 Better than average exhaust ventilation shall be provided for Washrooms.

Notwithstanding project’s energy requirements, minimum six (6) air changes per

hour (ACH) is preferred. Exhaust fan must be rated for continuous operation with a

sone rating of less than 3.5.

 Consider passive solar heating where appropriate.

 Aluminum ductwork and grilles are preferred in high-humidity environment, such as

shower areas. Ductwork to be sloped back to air inlet/outlets to prevent condensate

pooling inside ductwork.

.2 Plumbing

 Make allowances in system design to accommodate loads for future requirements

as set forth in the building program.

 Locate domestic hot water heaters and tanks close to point of application to

minimize hot water and recirculation water requirements. Hot water recirculation to

be provided for distribution systems over 15m from heater. Large hot water storage

tanks shall be concrete lined - small tanks shall be glass lined. Seismic restraints,

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temperature-relief valve, pressure-relief valve, drain pan piped to nearby acceptable

drainage location must be specified.

 Plumbing systems to have limited exposed pipework and must be provided with

sufficient shut-off valves to permit localized repairs without need to shut down

complete systems.

 Domestic hot water systems should be capable of maintaining 42°C. Hot water

supply lines must be designed to recirculate the water or be heat traced to maintain

the temperature in the lines in locations where there is low flow to prevent the

development of bacteria i.e. Legionnaire’s disease. Where higher temperature is

required, IE: for commercial dishwashers, provide local re-heaters.

 Domestic hot water distribution and recirculation system should be designed to

minimize hot water stagnation in the piping. Locate recirculation branch piping as

close to the plumbing fixtures as possible. Provide shut-off, check, and balancing

valves at each recirculation branch.

 Hot water recirculation piping shall be insulated to meet the insulation requirements

set forth in ASHEAE Standard 90.1 “Energy Standard for Buildings Except Low-

Rise Residential Buildings,” version referenced in the Vancouver Building By-Law.

Refer to REFM Facilities Standard Manual for insulation specifications.

 All domestic water piping, valves and equipment, such as domestic cold water,

domestic hot water and recirculation piping, heaters, tanks, and pumps shall be

clearly identified and labelled. Flow direction arrows shall be shown on all piping.

 Domestic hot water systems should be provided by electric heat pump or other

electric hot water system to reduce GHG emissions. Consider the use of

instantaneous on-demand electric water heaters for locations with a small demand,

where sufficient electrical capacity is available.

 As built drawings shall indicate locations and depths of pipes at regular intervals, all

changes of direction, inverts, tie-in points etc.

 Locate exterior frost proof hose bibs c/w isolation valves and backflow preventers

around the perimeter of the building to permit watering of all landscaped areas with

a standard 30 m (100 ft.) hose.

 Provide a tamper proof hose bib underneath the vanity c/w backflow preventer and

activated by a sill cock key. Hose bibs to be:

• Frost-free with a vacuum breaker.

• Vandal proof when they occur at grade or at any location that is accessible

to the public.

 Hot water shall be temperature adjustable.

 All hot water tanks to:

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• Be seismically secured

• Have drain/leak pans installed and piped to drain.

• To be set at 60° C (140° F) minimum.

.3 FIRE PROTECTION

 Shall be designed to conform to the VBBL.

.4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Power

 A weather-proof outlet to be provided at any roof-top or exterior-located mechanical

equipment conforming to the VBBL.

 Appropriate power provisions to be made for:

• Hand dryer

• Janitorial equipment

• Future power door openers

 All power in Change Rooms, Shower areas, and Washrooms must be Class A

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)., on individual dedicated circuit breakers

and have decora style stainless steel cover plates.

 Provide power outlet adjacent to each accessible toilet to support use of adaptive

devices. Design professional to recommend options above and beyond VBBL per

CSA or other best practices for consideration per the specific needs at each facility.

Lighting

 Lighting shall be vandal-resistant LED type. For renovations, existing non-LED

lighting shall be changed to LED.

 No field assembled luminaires or strip lights are allowed.

 Luminaires shall be dimmable, with the following performance criteria:

• 90 CRI full spectrum,

• 3500K color temperature

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 Maintained average horizontal illuminance 150 lux at the finished floor, Uniformity

ratio average to minimum 3:1 Minimize the number of fixture types and lamp types;

no more than two (2) fixture types for indoor use. No more than two (2) fixture types

for exterior uses.

 Use shatterproof fixture covers and tamperproof fasteners.

 Use vapor proof and rust resistant light fixtures in Change Rooms, Showers and

Washrooms.

 Consider the use of solar photovoltaics for lighting power where there is good sun

exposure and if it makes economic sense.

 Emergency lighting conforming to the VBBL.

Lighting Controls

 Passive Infrared (PIR) occupancy sensors shall be provided to control lighting for

new and retrofit outdoor public washrooms. Lighting should dim after 15 minutes of

no motion detected. Lighting should turn automatically off after 20 minutes of no

occupancy.

 Dual technology occupancy sensors (DT) shall be provided for indoor (as part of a

building) public washrooms. Lighting should turn automatically off after 15 minutes

of no occupancy.

 Exterior lighting shall be dimmable, operate with motion sensors and have photocell

control to shut off during daylight hours. Motion sensor shall dim the lighting to 50%

after no motion is detected.

 All occupancy sensors shall be hard wired.

.5 METERING AND CONTROLS

 Facilities to have dedicated, electricity and water metering and/or sub-metering.

 Where a Facility occurs in a mixed-use building, meters and/or sub-meters are to be

located in service rooms that are easily accessible to the staff of the Facility.

 Confirm control types needed in each facility.

.6 COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM

Section reserved.

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.7 SERVICE & CUSTODIAL SPACES

 Provide a separate lockable janitor room with floor sink, space for storing bucket,

mops, brooms, vacuum, ladder, supplies for cleaning, shelves for paper products,

light bulbs, etc. This requirement may vary based on the facility. Confirm with CoV

project manager.

 Provide separate, lockable mechanical and electrical rooms to safely accommodate

items such as hot water tanks, sprinkler trees, electrical panels, data, telephone and

security equipment panels, gas, water or hydro meters and any other mechanical or

electrical equipment that needs to be accommodated within the facility. Provision of

lighting and power to such rooms (GFCI). Access to these rooms should not be

from within the washroom.

.8 LIFE SAFETY AND SECURITY

Fire Alarm, where required by building and fire codes:

 Coordinate set-up of fire alarm monitoring with the monitoring company of the City’s

choice – to be confirmed for each Facility.

Fire and Life Safety Plans

 Fire safety plans where required, to be reviewed with the Operator and the Fire and

Life Safety Manager/Advisor prior to submitting to the Fire Department at

Occupancy.

 Ensure a copy is provided to the City of Vancouver with the operations and

Maintenance Manuals.

Security

 Consider remote access controls and interior motion alarms for exterior public

access doors, to be networked back to the Security Operations Centre or

Department responsible for remote programming and access.

 Ensure entrance doors can be blocked open, to make it safer for someone to

“sweep” the bathroom.

 Exterior hasp for a deadbolt required in addition to the dead bolt (for when the lock

breaks, it can still be secured quickly without a locksmith).

Security requirements shall vary and be confirmed for each facility with the Project

Manager.

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Emergency Call Buttons

 Provide emergency call buttons in universal washrooms, unisex washrooms,

accessible stalls, and all stalls in multi-stall washrooms with full-height doors and

partitions. Design professional to recommend options above and beyond VBBL per

CSA or other best practices for consideration per the specific needs at each facility,

including increased need in spaces where there is a high risk of overdose. Ensure

relevant harm reduction strategies are considered and incorporated. See current

best practice documents.

 Mounted call button within 600 mm of the toilet on an open clear wall. Ensure it is

usable by a person who is unable to get up from the floor.

• For models with a pull cord, mount call button control at a maximum height

of 1100 mm above the finished floor and ensure the cord descends to a

maximum height of 450 mm above the finished floor.

• If no pull cord, install call button control with centreline 450 mm above the

finished floor.

 Alarm to activate audible and visual signal devices inside and outside of the

washroom. A sign having lettering at least 25 mm and posted above the emergency

button shall indicate that signal devices will activate when the button is pushed.

.9 SITEWORK

Refer to VPB, Park Development Standards for best practice guidelines, specifications and

technical drawings for all Sitework requirements.

.1 LANDSCAPING

.2 EARTHWORK

.3 UTILITIES

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2.4 INTERIOR CONSTRUCTION

Note: All references to acceptable manufacturers/products are open to consideration of

approved alternatives.

.1 WALLS

 Walls in wet areas: To be painted/sealed concrete and/or concrete block, or some

other durable waterproof material. Frame walls are acceptable if constructed of

steel studs on a 200mm (8”) concrete or concrete block upstand. Frame walls shall

be sheathed with cement board, not moisture resistant gypsum wallboard, and clad

with a durable and washable finish such as ceramic/porcelain tile. Use a dark

colored epoxy grout.

 Walls in showers shall have a porcelain tile finish, floor to ceiling, on concrete block

or cement board. Use a dark colored epoxy grout.

 A non-sacrificial anti-graffiti coating must be applied to all concrete, concrete block,

brick, or tile finish walls.

 In non-wet areas, where use of wood frame walls is the best solution, these walls to

be constructed on a minimum 200mm (8”) concrete or concrete block upstand wall.

Gypsum wall board shall not be used as a finish below 1200mm (4'-0"). Stainless

steel or some other durable hard-wearing material such as porcelain tile or masonry

shall be used. Standard gypsum-based products are not acceptable. All wall board

products shall be mould and impact resistant (heavy duty applications).

 All walls in public washroom areas including concrete and masonry to have a

durable and washable finish.

 Paint: painting and finishing to be “Premium Grade” following the Master Painter

and Decorators Association –Master Painters Institute Architectural Specification

Manual and the Maintenance Repainting Manual. Products to be MPI approved,

graded as Institutional, low odour and low VOC quality paint.

Gloss levels:

Walls and ceilings to be G5 (semi-gloss) for washability.

 Tile: porcelain tile installation to be in accordance with the recommendations of the

Terrazzo Tile and Marble Association of Canada.

 Concrete or masonry walls shall be painted with graffiti resistant paint.

 Provide adequate blocking in walls at all plumbing, millwork, washroom accessory

and other locations as necessary to securely anchor and support the loads of the

fixture or fitting.

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 Securely affix all tiles and paneling. Ensure relevant harm reduction strategies are

considered and incorporated whenever possible and as appropriate based on

facility and context. See current best practice documents.

.2 TOILET PARTITIONS

 Determine partition height and construction for multi-stall washrooms to maximize

privacy while also incorporating design features and accessories that prioritize

safety. For gender designated multi-stall washrooms, consider following best

practices for gender neutral multi-stall washrooms to facilitate potential conversion

to gender neutral in the future. Consider stud wall construction instead of partial-

height panels. Design professional to help determine strategy based on the specific

needs at each facility and current best practices for inclusive design.

 Partitions and doors with the required VBBL gap may contradict privacy best

practices that support the success and adoption of gender neutral multi-stall

washrooms. A variety of other safety measures and equipment could mitigate risk,

including occupancy indicators, emergency call buttons, and hardware that enables

emergency access.

 Toilet partitions are particularly susceptible to vandalism and must be carefully

selected. Do not use metal toilet stalls or urinal screens.

 For type C washrooms, use high pressure laminate on high density particle board;

acceptable product: Bobrick 1040 series or pre-approved alternate.

 For type A and B washrooms, use solid phenolic or other solid composite material;

acceptable product: Bobrick 1080/1180 series or pre-approved alternate.

 Use floor mounted overhead braced partitions.

 Hardware: shall be equipped with emergency release hardware allowing first

responders to lift the doors off its hinges; heavy duty stainless steel with tamper-

proof screws, concealed.

 Provide coat hook on doors (see 2.4.9).

 Toilet stall partitions and doors shall be colour contrasted with surrounding

environment.

.3 FLOORS

 Use hard wearing, durable materials that are easily maintained in public areas. All

finish materials shall be non-slip in both wet and dry conditions, non-glare, hard

wearing and durable as well as easily maintained. Acceptable finishes include

exposed sealed concrete, sheet rubber, non-slip quarry or porcelain/quarry tile, and

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terrazzo. All resilient flooring must have heat welded seams. Use dark coloured

epoxy grout in tile floors.

 Concrete finished floors shall be placed on a waterproof membrane running a

minimum of four (4) feet up the walls.

 Floors to be sloped to drain with a minimum slope of 2% (1/4” per foot). The entire

perimeter of the floor must be at a constant elevation with all slopes directed

towards drains located away from foot traffic. This allows the floor finish to continue

up the walls to a common datum.

 Consider the use of Portland Limestone Cement, a product that has similar

performance as Ordinary Portland Cement but with lower CO2 emissions in its

production.

 Integral cove base is required for all finish floor materials to a minimum height of

150mm (6”). Concrete finished floors shall have concrete cove base not rubber

base.

 A non-sacrificial anti-graffiti coating may be applied to concrete or tile finish floors

as suitable for the washroom type. The coating must not create a slip hazard.

 Use dark colored epoxy grout in porcelain/quarry tile floors.

 Floor finishes of non-slip porcelain/quarry tile shall have porcelain/quarry tile

integral baseboard, not rubber base, to a minimum of 150mm (6”) AFF. Provide

multiple 150mm (6”) drains as required.

 Locate floor drains away from the path of travel in locations where people have to

walk or stand, such as under toilet partitions and vanities.

 For floor drains, use drains with a 200mm body and collar assembly to clamp the

waterproof membrane in place. Extend the waterproof membrane 600mm beyond

all sides of the drain.

 Floor drain strainers to be polished nickel bronze type with bronze tamper-resistant

screws. Cast iron strainers can be used in service areas such as janitor closet and

mechanical rooms. All drains to have a primer line. Ensure proper access to the

trap primer lines by installing lockable access doors.

 Use adhesives and sealants that have low VOC levels per LEED® requirements

listed under credit 4.1 “Low-Emitting Materials, Adhesives and Sealants”.

.4 CEILINGS

 All washrooms to have ceiling finishes that are washable.

 Do not use moisture resistant gypsum board in shower ceilings. Use cement board

or other appropriate waterproof backerboard ceiling material. Exposed sealed

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concrete is also acceptable. Slope the ceiling a minimum of 1% to allow

condensation to run off.

 Do not use T-bar ceiling. Expose ceiling structure (such as wood decking or

concrete) only when aesthetically pleasing or use moisture resistant 16mm (5/8")

gypsum board. Ceilings should be as high as practical.

 Painted ceilings shall be of low VOC alkyd enamel paint.

 Exposed wood ceilings shall be finished with water-based oil-modified polyurethane

or paint.

 Securely affix all tiles and paneling. Ensure relevant harm reduction strategies are

considered and incorporated whenever possible and as appropriate based on

facility and context. See current best practice documents.

.5 DOORS

 Doors widths shall be a minimum of 914mm (36”) wide.

 Wood doors to meet AWMAC requirements for millwork (refer to 3.4 Architectural

Millwork).

 Interior room doors shall be constructed of 1 3/4" solid wood core, not particle board

core, paint grade in pressed steel frames.

 Doors in wet areas shall be hollow metal doors and frames galvanized using the

G90 process. Wipe coat galvanizing is not acceptable.

 In extremely wet or corrosive conditions use stainless steel doors, frames and

hardware.

 Ensure colour contrast between door or door frame and surrounding surfaces.

 Doors to open outward or have hardware that ensure access from the outside in

case of emergency. Ensure relevant harm reduction strategies are considered and

incorporated whenever possible and as appropriate based on facility and context.

See current best practice documents.

.6 HARDWARE

 All hardware to be commercial grade, heavy duty.

 All hardware to meet accessibility requirements. Consider the use of Push-Pull door

hardware where appropriate.

 Ensure colour contrast between surrounding surfaces and door handles, door locks,

and automatic door opener buttons.

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 Maximum force required to open all doors is 22 N.

 Door Closers: commercial heavy duty by LCN / Sargent / Corbin / Norton; shall be

provided for all washrooms; hold-open device for main washroom doors.

 Door Handles:

• Main door of interior multi-stall washrooms: Push and pull hardware

• Main door of exterior multi-stall washrooms: Push and pull hardware with

deadbolt lockable with key only both sides.

• Universal washrooms: Push and pull hardware with deadbolt, lockable with

thumb turn on the inside, key outside. Ensure people with reduced or

limited dexterity are able to manipulate hardware.

• Coordinate required level of extra security with end user.

 Hinges: Stanley / Monthard / Hager / McKinney (Doors over 7 ft. shall have a

minimum of 4 hinges.) Swing away hinges are an acceptable way to increase

existing doorway widths. Hinges shall be ball bearing-type or continuous hinge for

strength and durability.

 Automatic door openers:

• Specify automatic door openers for as many washrooms as possible where

appropriate. Follow VBBL for specifics on opener mounting location and

height. Design professional to recommend options above and beyond

VBBL per CSA or other best practices for consideration per the specific

needs at each facility.

• Electronic door control: Automatic opener. Acceptable manufacturer:

Camden Door Controls

• Service locks shall be mechanical, not electronic with Best Standard cores

or approved alternative.

• Privacy locks: Electric strike with door operator. Alternative control location

of privacy lock in janitor’s closet for security access.

 Door locks

• Lock Cylinders: Best Standard (ME603) or approved alternative

• Deadbolts: Best T Series Tubular Deadbolts (Best 83 – ME603) or

approved alternative.

• Punch code locks shall be KABA Commercial: mechanical pushbutton

mortise lock Simplex 8100 or approved alternative.

 Janitor and service rooms to have “storeroom” function.

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 Door Stops, Swings and Holders: Install overhead stops, wall stops and floor stops

where required to prevent damage to walls, etc. from door contact. Confirm with

FPD or Parks project manager.

 Kick plates and push plates are required on the push side of all doors with closers

and at all storage room doors.

 All locks to ensure access in case of an emergency. Ensure relevant harm

reduction strategies are considered and incorporated whenever possible and as

appropriate based on facility and context. See current best practice documents.

.7 MILLWORK

Construction / Quality

 For woodwork, to be in accordance with the latest edition of the “Quality Standards

for Architectural Woodwork” as published by AWMAC (Architectural Woodwork

Manufacturers Association of Canada), for wet applications, except as noted below.

 All materials to be formaldehyde free.

 Use wood certified in accordance with the Forest Stewardship Council’s Principles

and Criteria if it is competitively priced with non-certified wood.

 Use adhesives and sealants that have low VOC levels per the LEED® requirements

listed under credit 4.1 “Low-Emitting Materials, Adhesives and Sealants”.

Vanity Countertops

 To be moisture resistant 19mm (3/4”) exterior grade plywood, with heavy duty

plastic laminate or other solid surfacing material. Particle boards are not acceptable.

Countertops to be post-formed with 150mm (6”) backsplash and rounded edges;

provide intermittent bracket support under unsupported spans over 914mm.

 Exposed 90 degree corners to be rounded, all edges shall be eased.

 Acceptable materials: plastic laminate (post-formed edges), solid surface material

or other (confirm requirements for each Facility).

 Wood shall not be used for countertop edges.

 Vanities must be enclosed below the countertop to protect the plumbing, infrared

controls, soap dispensers etc. The enclosure must be easily removed for

maintenance.

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 Knee clearance for accessibility must be provided as required by the VBBL with

width of clearance increased to 800 mm.

 Alternative if budget allows: fully integrated stainless steel countertop with molded

backsplash and continuous sink, supported by 3/4" exterior grade plywood sub-

structure.

Shelves

 Provide at least one shelf in any washroom where sinks are wall-hung with no

counter space. Ensure a usable surface of minimum 200 x 400 mm.

 Install with surface not more than 1100 mm above the finished floor

 Exposed 90 degree corners to be rounded, all edges shall be eased.

 Shelves or other projections shall be located as not to present a hazard to children

or persons with vision loss/no vision.

Backsplashes

 All counters with sinks shall have minimum 100 mm (4”) backsplashes and

sidesplashes.

 Gypsum board with paint finish or vinyl wall covering is not acceptable.

 Acceptable materials: plastic laminate (post-formed), porcelain/quarry tile, glass or

other (confirm requirements for each Facility).

.8 PLUMBING FIXTURES

 Plumbing fixtures shall generally be heavy duty, commercial grade, durable and

have parts readily available for ease of maintenance.

 Each plumbing fixture to have its own shut-off valve

 Plumbing fixtures and fittings to be water saver low consumption.

 Access doors of an adequate size shall be installed for all valves, clean-outs, etc.

and be readily accessible. Use stainless steel doors when adjacent to floor finish,

and all other moisture laden areas. Locate access doors so that they are easily

accessible for maintenance. Do not locate them under fixtures. Use one large

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items may be discarded. Balance between harm reduction and accessibility needs to be determined for

each facility.

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access door rather than several smaller access doors in locations with multiple

access points.

 Isolation valves to be provided to isolate fixtures and separate washrooms.

 Plumbing fixtures shall have the following flow rates and flush cycles:

Flow Rate

Flush Rate

Lavatory Faucet

1.9 L/min

Water Closet

4.8 L/flush

Shower Head

7.6 L/min

Urinal

1.9 L/flush

These standards exceed those as outlined in the 2014 VBBL.

 See Appendix D for samples of acceptable product fixtures. Consultants shall

review and confirm the availability of products. Alternative products shall be

submitted to the Project Manager for approval.

Faucets

 Use touchless infrared or manual automatic shut-off metering water saver faucets.

Manual palm operated metering faucets meeting “accessible” requirements are

preferable for low volume use in fieldhouses. Touchless infrared faucets are the

preferred option in high volume use washrooms such as swimming pools and

community centres.

 Automatic faucets shall be hard wired.

 Ensure adequate testing of flow requirement for metered faucets as per VBBL.

 Acceptable manufacturers: Delta, Sloan, Moen, Toto.

Lavatories/Sinks

 Lavatories shall generally be vanity mounted, not wall hung, except in dedicated

accessible washrooms for people with disabilities. Use wall hung lavatories

complete with in-wall floor mounted lavatory carriers in low vandalism areas only.

 Knee clearance for accessibility must be provided as required by the VBBL with

width of clearance increased to 800 mm. Use offset drains for all lavatories, and

concealed arm carriers with insulated supply and drain lines if plumbing exposed.

See Appendix B: Figure 5.

 In high vandalism or heavy use areas use stainless steel sinks.

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 Exposed traps and drains shall be chrome plated steel with matching escutcheon

plates on each water and drain line where they enter the wall. Black plastic drain

assemblies are not acceptable.

 Continuous integral vanity/stainless steel sink shall be considered if budget allows.

To be mounted on 3/4" exterior grade plywood sub-structure. Do not use particle

board.

 Acceptable manufacturers: American Standard, Kohler; for stainless steel, Kindred,

Franke, Toto.

Toilets

 Universal washrooms and accessible stalls to provide transfer space beside toilet

as per VBBL.

 All toilets to be installed such that toilet seat height is per VBBL.

 Toilets to meet a Maximum Performance (MaP) Test of 1000g or better. Dual flush

toilets have not performed well in public washrooms and are therefore not

recommended.

 Maximum throat sizes shall be specified for all toilets.

 Floor mount type toilets are preferred in fieldhouses; wall hung toilets complete with

in-wall floor mounted carrier in high volume use facilities and where cleanliness is of

particular importance such as swimming pools.

 All toilets shall have open seats.

 Accessible toilets shall be equipped with a seat lid or other back support. Ensure

seat lid do not interfere with the automatic flush valve sensor when the lid is lifted.

 Generally flush valves are to be used unless there is an insufficient water supply.

Manual flush shall be used in fieldhouses. Infrared flush valves shall be used in high

volume use facilities. Electronic type flush valves shall be hard wired at 24V or be

self-charging (disposable battery powered types not allowed).

 Ensure flush handle is on transfer side of all accessible toilets and that manual flush

override controls are easy to reach.

 Water hammer arrestors shall be installed in the piping system when flush valve

plumbing fixtures are used.

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 If a tank type water closet is used, specify a bolt down lid and pressure assisted

tank.

 Installation of low-flush/high efficiency toilets with extremely long drainage distances

may require evaluation on a site-by site basis, especially if no supplemental flows

(e.g., from Showers or baths) are available.

 Acceptable manufacturers: American Standard, Kohler, Sloan, Toto.

Urinals

 Use wall mounted urinals complete with in-wall floor mounted carriers.

 Waterless urinals are not recommended. They have not performed well in

institutional or public applications.

 Generally flush valves are to be used unless there is an insufficient water supply.

Manual flush shall be used in fieldhouses. Infrared flush valves shall be used in high

volume use facilities. Electronic type flush valves shall be hard wired at 24V or be

self-charging (disposable battery powered types not allowed).

 Ensure flush handle is on transfer side of all accessible urinals and that manual

flush override controls are easy to reach.

 Urinals should be mounted at two heights. At least one urinal in every set of urinals

should be mounted no higher than 430 mm from the lower rim to the floor. The

other urinals should be mounted at 600 mm from the lower rim to the floor.

 The upper rim should not be lower than 860 mm from the rim to the floor.

 At least one urinal of each height shall have grab bars that are:

• at least 600 mm long;

• mounted vertically on the back wall at each side of the urinal;

• not more than 380 mm from the centre of the urinal; and

• with the centre line 1000 mm from the floor; and

• colour-contrasted with the back wall.

 All urinals shall have:

• privacy screens. Do not use metal toilet stalls or urinal screens.

• a clear floor area in front of the urinal that is i) adjacent to an accessible

route; ii) centered on the urinal; iii) at least 800 mm wide x 1350 mm deep;

and iv) unobstructed by floor level changes or privacy screens.

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• a flush control with operation and height of controls as per accessible VBBL

specifications.

• a vertical element centreline indicator that

• is centered on the urinal;

• extends to a height of at least 1300 mm from the floor, but

• never less than 150 mm above the upper urinal rim;

• is at least 50 mm wide;

• is raised at least 3 mm from the wall surface; and

• is colour-contrasted not less than 70% with the back wall.

 See Appendix B: Figure 7.

 Acceptable manufacturers: American Standard, Kohler, Sloan, Toto

Utility Sink

 Provide a mop sink in each Janitor room, complete with approved backflow

preventer valve.

 Mop sink shall be floor mounted, one piece precast terrazzo construction with

ground smooth sealed finish, minimum 300mm high, complete with stainless steel

caps on all curbs, stainless steel strainer, and 75 mm (3”) drain outlet.

 Provide wall mounted two handles utility / mop faucet, complete with

• rigid piping connections

• unrestricted hose end outlet

• 203 mm (8") projection spout with atmospheric vacuum breaker

• bucket hook

• wall brace support

 Provide wall hooks, 914mm (36”) long hose, mop hangers, and stainless steel back

splash surround panels.

 Acceptable manufacturers: Stern-Williams, Fiat, Acorn, Chicago Faucets.

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.9 WASHROOM ACCESSORIES

The following list of surface mounted accessories shall be shown on the architectural drawings

to establish location. (Supply and installation to be confirmed by Owner)

Toilet Tissue Dispensers

 Provide open-roll toilet dispensers, or ones with as much exposed roll as possible.

 Dimensions and locations as per accessible VBBL specifications.

See Appendix B: Figure 6.

Soap Dispensers

 Automatic soap dispensers preferred. Dimensions and locations as per accessible

VBBL specifications.

 Dispensers are to be operable with one hand to dispense soap on the palm of that

hand.

 Automatic dispensers to be hard wired.

See Appendix B: Figure 9.

Hand Dryers

 Surface mounted, air powered, no heat, all metal construction. Acceptable product:

newest model of Dyson Airblade available (Airblade V or newer).

 Mount all hand dryers adjacent to lavatories:

• located within a 500 mm reach of a person seated at the lavatory;

• no higher than 1100 mm

 Hand dryers to be hard wired.

See Appendix B: Figure 9.

 No paper towels nor waste receptacles will be used. However, identify future

potential location for bins in the event of changes to practice and/or guidelines to

ensure turning radius and clear space below dryers/dispensers are not impeded.

• If paper towel dispensers are installed they are to follow VBBL accessibility

requirements and hand dryer dimensions and locations. Paper towel

dispensers to be hard wired if powered/automatic.

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• Dryer noise from open multi-stall layouts – gender neutral or gender

designated – may necessitate the specification of paper towel dispensers

over hand dryers. Design professional to recommend options per the

specific needs at each facility.

Sanitary Disposal Bins

 Provide sanitary disposal bins in all stalls, universal washrooms, and unisex

washrooms. This includes all stalls in gender designated multi-stall washrooms,

including men’s.

 Sanitary disposal boxes must be located on the side wall under any grab bars and

near the front edge for the toilet, not on the rear wall.

See Appendix B: Figure 6.

Sanitary Product Dispensers

 If sanitary product dispensers are provided, install in all gender neutral and

women’s multi-stall washrooms, universal washrooms, and unisex washrooms.

 Mount such that controls are located at a max height of 1100 mm.

 Dispensers to comply with VBBL accessibility requirements.

See Appendix B: Figure 9.

Sharps Containers

 Provide a sharps container in all washrooms.

 Consider providing sharps containers in all stalls, especially in spaces with frequent

drug use. Design professional to recommend options above and beyond VBBL per

CSA or other best practices for consideration per the specific needs at each facility.

See current harm reduction best practice documents.

 Locking Sharps Container Cabinet will be supplied and managed by Vancouver

Coastal Health (VCH).

 Securely affix to the wall. Locate as recommended by VCH (away from sink vanity

and toilet stalls but be highly visible, mounted as recommended by manufacturer to

prevent access by children). Ensure opening located at a maximum height of 1100

mm above finished floor.

See Appendix B: Figure 9.

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The following list of accessories is not necessarily required for all washroom facilities. Confirm

with Project Manager. Accessories shall generally be robust (constructed of stainless steel) and

securely mounted on solid (wood) backing. Confirm any other requirements for each Facility.

Acceptable manufacturers: Bobrick, Georgia-Pacific Professional.

Grab Bars

 Grab bar: Use 32mm (1 ¼") diameter, 18 gauge stainless steel bars with a satin

finish, grab areas should have a knurled finish. Provide appropriate substrate wall

backing to support grab bar load. Sizes and locations as per VBBL for all accessible

toilets.

 Provide additional rear-wall-mounted, fold-down grab bar located on the transfer

side of every accessible toilet. The force required to pull down grab bar should not

exceed 22 N.

• Match the installation height and distance from toilet of horizontal portion of

wall-mounted bar.

 Provide grab bars for non-accessible toilets to create limited mobility stalls in

facilities where need may be higher, e.g. facilities with high numbers of seniors or

people with reduced strength and/or mobility. Design professional to recommend

options above and beyond VBBL per CSA or other best practices for consideration

per the specific needs at each facility.

See Appendix B: Figures 4 and 6.

Mirrors

 Mirrors: In types A and B washrooms, shall be shatter-proof stainless steel instead

of glass. To be securely anchored to solid backing in the walls or as recommended

by the manufacturer. All fasteners shall be hidden or vandal-resistant.

 Mirrors: In type C washrooms, for large wall mirrors, use 6mm (¼") thick mirror (wall

to wall over vanities). For small mirrors use 450 x 760mm (18" x 30") mirrors in a

stainless steel frame.

 Mount all mirrors with their bottom edge not more than 1000 mm above the floor.

 All mirrors shall be fixed, not inclined/tilted.

See Appendix B: Figure 9.

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Hooks



Coat hooks shall be provided in all washrooms and stalls.



In universal washrooms and accessible stalls, mount all hooks not more than 1200

mm above the floor on a side wall and projecting not more than 40 mm from the

wall.



In all other stalls, provide a second hook at 1200 mm above the floor.

Adult Change Tables



Provide, where possible, an adult change table in a universal washroom in all

facilities with accessible toilets. Adjustable-height change tables are preferred but a

fixed-height adult change table may be installed such that the surface height is 450

to 500 mm above the finished floor. Design professional to recommend options

above and beyond VBBL per CSA or other best practices for consideration per the

specific needs at each facility.



Provide appropriate substrate wall backing to support wall-mounted change table

loads of at least 272 kg for bariatrics capacity.



Ensure a transfer space of 900 x 1500 mm adjacent to the adult change table. An

adult change table, whether of the fixed or fold-down type, shall be installed so that

it does not encroach into the transfer space when it is positioned for use. Controls

for the table, if present, shall be no higher than 1200 mm.



An adult change table, where provided, shall

• be located on an accessible route;

• be at least 760 mm wide × 1830 mm long;

• have a surface height above the finished floor that can be adjusted from

between 450 and 500 mm at the low range to between 850 and 900 mm at

the high range;

• have its surfaces free of sharp edges, corners, or abrasive materials;

• be easy to clean;

• have a horizontal grab bar that

• complies with accessibility requirements;

• is centered on the long dimension of the bench;

• is at least 1200 mm long; and

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• is mounted so that it can be used regardless of the bench height

adjustment.

See Appendix B: Figures 1 and 8.

 Examples of adult change tables:

Pressalit 3000 Adult Changing Table

(fixed and adjustable models available)

Baby Change Tables

 Provide a baby change table in one of each multi-stall washroom (men’s, women’s,

and gender neutral), universal washroom, and unisex washroom. It may be a

prefabricated item or a countertop with post-formed upturn edges. Acceptable

product: Koala Kare surface mounted change station that supports static loads up

to 200 lbs complete with child protection straps. Or pre-approved alternate.

 Provide appropriate substrate wall backing to support change table loads.

 Mounted such that the surface of the change table is at an operating height of 865

mm.

See Appendix B: Figure 9.

2.5 GARBAGE AND RECYCLING

 Any garbage and recycling will be accommodated either outside or within other

areas of associated buildings.

 No garbage nor recycling shall be provided within washrooms (this does not include

sanitary disposal bins). However, identify future potential location for bins in the

event of changes to practice and/or guidelines to ensure turning radius and clear

space below dryers/dispensers are not impeded.

 Allocate sufficient area for bins such that they do not impede path of travel, clear

space, or knee clearance for doors, controls, sinks, water fountains, dispensers,

and amenities.

 Bins to be colour contrasting with surroundings.

2.6 SIGNAGE

 Exterior signage to conform to the City of Vancouver Sign By-Law.

 Signage shall be provided for the following:

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• To identify the Facility

• At entries

• At service rooms

• Other as required by specific facility

 Washroom and change room signage to conform to the City of Vancouver's

standard signage for universal, functions-based designation.

See Appendix C: Washroom Signage Guidelines.

 Multilingual signs may be required (confirm requirements for each facility).

 Service rooms shall have “AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ONLY” signs.

 Provide signage required by Building Code, including Fire and Life Safety

Evacuation Plans.

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3.0 REFERENCES AND RESOURCES

City of Vancouver Facility Standards Manual

CSA Group B651 National Standard of Canada: Accessible design for the built environment

(current edition)

Building a Path to Parks & Recreation for All: Reducing Barriers for Trans* & Gender Variant

Community Members. Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation, 2014.

Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification – Professional Handbook v3.0, May 2020

Washroom Design and Monitoring in Vancouver Coastal Health Downtown Eastside Facilities:

Principles and Recommendations, September, 2016.

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4.0 APPENDICES

APPENDIX A:

WASHROOM TYPES

 The following is a table outlining the types of washrooms that are to be considered when choosing

construction materials and methods.

 Please note that all requirements in the table shall be confirmed with the City’s representative and/or

project manager for specific projects.

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Walls Floor Plumbing Features

Other Fixtures & Accessories

Type A

High Abuse-resistant / Vandal-proof. E.g. Oppenheimer Park.

graffiti-resistant finish on concrete or

concrete block

graffiti-resistant finish on

concrete

‘security’ grade fixtures; no wall hung

fixtures; no electronic infrared fixtures

‘security’ grade fixtures and

accessories: no use of glass mirrors

Type B

Seasonal / Low-Medium Use E.g. Fieldhouses; beach houses This type of washroom opens directly to the outside; needs to be vandal- resistant and made of

materials that require minimal maintenance.

graffiti-resistant finish on concrete or

concrete block is preferred; other

acceptable finishes: hose-downable

stainless steel or other suitable finish,

over waterproof membrane for frame

walls, minimum of 4 feet above the

floor; painted or ceramic/porcelain tile

above 4 feet acceptable

graffiti-resistant finish on

concrete

heavy duty commercial grade; toilets

to be wall or floor mounted; no

electronic infrared fixtures

heavy duty commercial grade; no use of

glass mirrors

Type C

Conventional Use. Washrooms within other buildings and accessed from within the building. E.g. QE Bloedel Conservatory.

washable finishes on waterproof

frame walls are acceptable such as

ceramic / porcelain tile, stainless steel

or other metal panel, cement panels,

a minimum of 4 feet above the floor

graffiti-resistant finish on

concrete; heavy duty resilient

flooring, porcelain / quarry tile,

terrazzo flooring are acceptable

heavy duty commercial grade; wall

mounted toilets

are preferable

heavy duty commercial grade; glass

mirrors can be used here

Type D

Unique Situations/Temporary Use. Innovative solutions are needed for situations where there is limited or no access to water/sewer systems; for temporary use.

special construction/pre-fab

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 43

APPENDIX B: FIGURES

Figure 1:

Sample universal washroom layout with adult change table and clear space that can

accommodate a range of manual and powered wheeled mobility devices. Increase clear space

from 2500 x 2500 mm to 3150 x 3150 mm whenever possible to expand the range of devices

accommodated to include large scooters.

Dimensions indicated with a star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 44

Figure 2:

Sample universal washroom layout that can accommodate manual and some power wheeled

mobility devices. Increase clear space whenever possible to expand the range of devices

accommodated.

Dimensions indicated with a star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 45

Figure 3:

Sample accessible stall. Provide minimum internal dimensions of at least 1600 × 1500 mm, and

1700 x 1700 mm clear space in front of accessible stall. Increase internal dimensions whenever

possible to accommodate a minimum 1700 x 1700 mm clear space, the minimum required to

enable turning inside the stall.

Dimensions indicated with a star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 46

Figure 4:

Sample limited mobility stall layout that can accommodate persons who benefit from grabs bars

and toilet backrests.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 47

Figure 5:

Knee clearance required under sinks and vanities. All dimensions in mm. Dimensions indicated

with a star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 48

Figure 6:

Accessible toilet components and features. All dimensions in mm. Dimensions indicated with a

star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 49

Figure 7:

Accessible urinal components and features. All dimensions in mm. Dimensions indicated with a

star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 50

Figure 8:

Dimensions of adult change table and associated grab bar. All dimensions in mm.

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APPENDIX B: FIGURES 51

Figure 9:

Accessory and amenity mounting heights. Unless noted otherwise, controls, operable parts, and

openings are to be located max 1100 mm above the finished floor (AFF). All dimensions in mm.

Dimensions indicated with a star (*) are per VBBL 2019. Comply with latest version.

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APPENDIX C:

WASHROOM SIGNAGE GUIDELINES

Prepared by: REFM Facilities Planning Interiors Team

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APPENDIX D: SAMPLE OF ACCEPTABLE PLUBMING PRODUCTS 55

APPENDIX D:

SAMPLE OF ACCEPTABLE PLUMBING PRODUCTS

AFWALL® MILLENNIUM™ FloWise®

ELONGATED FLUSHOMETER TOILET

VITREOUS CHINA with EVERCLEAN®

AFWALL® MILLENIUM™ FloWise® ELONGATED

FLUSHOMETER TOILET with EVERCLEAN®

• Wall-mounted flushometer valve toilet

• Vitreous china

• High Ef

ficiency, Low Consumption. Operates in

the range of 0.9 gpf to 1.3 gpf (4.2 - 6.0 Lpf)

• Meets definition of HET (High Efficiency Toilet)

when used with a high efficiency flush valve

(0.9 gpf - 1.3 gpf or 1.07/0.9 gpf dual flush)

• Maximum Performance (MaP) score of 1,000 grams

at 0.9 gpf - 1.3 gpf (4.2 - 6.0 Lpf)

• Permanent EverClean

antimicrobial surface

inhibits the growth of stain- and odor-causing

bacteria, mold, and mildew on the surface

• Condensation channel

• Concealed trapway design

• Elongated bowl

• Powerful direct-fed siphon jet action

• 1-1/2" (38mm) inlet spud

• Fully glazed 2-1/8" (54mm) trapway

• 10" x 12" (254 x 305mm) water surface area

• Static weight load of 1,000 lbs* (454 kg)

• 100% factory flush tested

(Flushometer valve & seat shown not included)

❏ 3351 101 Elongated bowl only, top spud

❏ 047007-0070A Inlet spud (furnished with bowl)

❏ 3352 101 Elongated bowl only, top spud with

slotted rim for bedpan holding

❏ 3353 101 Elongated bowl only, back spud

❏

3354 101

Elongated bowl only, back spud with

slotted rim for bedpan holding

Recommended working pressure-between 25 psi at

valve when flushing and 80 psi static.

Nominal Dimensions:

660 x 356 x 381mm (26" x 14" x 15")

01/14

NOTE: Roughing-in information shown on

reverse side of page

COM-107

BARRIER FREE

Meets or Exceeds the Following Specifications:

Compliance Certifications -

• ASME A112.19.2M for Vitreous China Fixtures

• CAN/CSA International B45.1

* This product is not recommended for bariatric use.

Component Parts:

Fixture only, less seat and flushometer valve

To Be Specified:

❏ Seat:

❏ Colour: ❏ White:

❏ American Standard #5905100 Extra heavy duty

open front less cover with stainless steel check hinge

❏ #5905110 Same as above, with EverClean surface

❏

Flushometer Valve for Top Spud:

❏ 1.3 gpf (6.0 Lpf) American Standard:

❏ Sensor-Operated Selectronic

DC Power #6065161.002, AC Power #6067161.002

❏ Manual: #6047161.002

❏ 1.07 gpf (4.8 Lpf) American Standard:

❏ Sensor-Operated Selectronic

DC Power #6065121.002, AC Power #6067121.002

❏ Manual: #6047121.002

❏ 1.3 / 0.9 gpf (6.0/4.2 Lpf)

Dual Flush American Standard:

❏ Sensor-Operated Selectronic

DC Power #6065761.002, AC Power #6067761.002

❏ 1.07 / 0.9 gpf (4.8/4.2 Lpf)

Dual Flush American Standard:

❏ Sensor-Operated Selectronic

DC Power #6065721.002, AC Power #6067721.002

Selectronic

Concealed Flushometer Valve for Back Spud:

❏ 1.3 gpf (6.0 Lpf) American Standard Rear Access:

DC Power #6065262.007, AC Power #6067262.007

❏ 1.3 gpf (6.0 Lpf) American Standard Front Access:

DC Power #60652362.007, AC Power #6067362.007

❏ 1.07 gpf (4.8 Lpf) American Standard Rear Access:

DC Power #6065222.007, AC Power #6067222.007

❏ 1.07 gpf (4.8 Lpf) American Standard Front Access:

DC Power #60652322.007, AC Power #6067322.007

System MaP* Score:

• 1,000 grams of miso @ 0.9 gpf to 1.3 gpf (4.2/6.0 Lpf)

when used with an American Standard flush valve

* Maximum Performance (MaP) testing performed by IAPMO

R&T Lab. MaP Report conducted by Veritec Consulting, Inc.

and Koeller and Company.

AFWALL® MILLENNIUM™ FloWise®

ELONGATED FLUSHOMETER TOILET

VITREOUS CHINA with EVERCLEAN

NOTES:

● Toilet designed to meet Barrier Free B651.12 accessibility standards with seat height set at 432 to 483mm

(17" to 19") from finished floor.

PRODUCT 3351 101 SHOWN, 3352 101 SAME AS EXCEPT WITH SLOTTED RIM FOR BED PAN HOLDING.

PRODUCT 3353 101 SHOWN, 3354 101 SAME AS EXCEPT WITH SLOTTED RIM FOR BED PAN HOLDING.

WASTE OUTLET SEAL RING MUST BE NEOPRENE OR GRAPHITE-FELT (WAX RING NOT RECOMMENDED).

SUGGESTED 2mm (1/16) CLEARANCE BETWEEN FACE OF WALL AND BACK OF BOWL.

TO COMPLY WITH AREA CODE GOVERNING THE HEIGHT OF VACUUM BREAKER ON THE FLUSHOMETER

VALVE, THE PLUMBER MUST VERIFY DIMENSIONS SHOWN FOR SUPPLY ROUGHING.

FLUSHOMETER VALVE NOT INCLUDED WITH FIXTURE AND MUST BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

CARRIER AS REQUIRED TO BE FURNISHED BY OTHERS.

PROVIDE SUITABLE REINFORCEMENT FOR ALL WALL SUPPORT.

IMPORTANT: Dimensions of fixtures are nominal and may vary within the range of tolerance established by ANSI

Standard A112.19.2

These measurements are subject to change or cancellation. No responsibility is assumed for use of superseded or

voided pages.

3351 101/3352 101

3353 101/3354 101

COM-108

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BARRIER FREE

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

(4) Ø 22mm

(7/8") HOLES

73mm

(2-7/8")

660mm

(26")

470mm

(18-1/2")

333mm

(13-1/8")

356mm

(14")

191mm

(7-1/2")

133mm

(5-1/4")

229mm

(9")

381mm

(15")

41mm

(1-5/8")

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

660mm

(26")

(4) Ø 22mm

(7/8") HOLES

470mm

(18-1/2")

333mm

(13-1/8")

356mm

(14")

191mm

(7-1/2")

90mm

(3-9/16")

133mm

(5-1/4")

229mm

(9")

381mm

(15")

41mm

(1-5/8")

281mm

(11-1/16")

321mm

(12-5/8")

M111

To Be Specied:

❏ Color: ❏ White

❏ Seat:

❏ American Standard #5901.100 Heavy duty

open front less cover

❏ American Standard #5905.100 Extra heavy

duty open front less cover

❏ Flushometer Valve:

❏ 1.6 gpf:

❏ Sensor-Operated: American Standard Selectronic

DC Power #6065.161.002 (Top Spud)

❏ Sensor-Operated: American Standard Selectronic

AC Power #6067.261.002 (Back Spud)

❏ Manual: American Standard #6047.161.002

(Top Spud)

❏ 1.28 gpf:

❏ Sensor-Operated: American Standard Selectronic

DC Power #6065.121.002 (Top Spud)

❏ Sensor-Operated: American Standard Selectronic

AC Power #6067.221.002 (Back Spud)

❏ Manual: American Standard #6047.121.002

(Top Spud)

❏ 1.6 / 1.1 gpf Dual Flush:

❏ Sensor-Operated: American Standard Selectronic

DC Power #6065.761.002 (Top Spud)

Madera

™

FloWise

16-1/2" Height

Elongated Flushometer Toilet

VITREOUS CHINA with EVERCLEAN

Madera

™

FloWise

16-1/2" Height Elongated

with EverClean

• Floor mount ushometer valve toilet

• Vitreous china

• High Efficiency, Low Consumption. Operates in

the range of 1.1 gpf to 1.6 gpf (4.2 Lpf to 6.0 Lpf)

• Meets denition of HET (High Efficiency Toilet)

when used with a high efficiency ush valve

(1.28 gpf or 1.6 / 1.1 gpf dual ush)

• Permanent EverClean

surface inhibits the growth

of stain and odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew

on the surface

• Fully glazed 2-1/8" trapway

• Elongated bowl

• 10" or 12" roughing-in

• 16-1/2" rim height for accessible application

• Condensation channel

• Powerful direct-fed siphon jet action

• 10" x 12" water surface area

• 1-1/2" inlet spud

• 2 bolt caps

❏ 3461.001 Elongated bowl only, top spud

❏ 3462.001 Elongated bowl only, top spud

with slotted rim for bedpan holding

❏ 3465.001 Elongated bowl only, top spud

with 4 bolts

❏ 3466.001 Elongated bowl only, top spud with

slotted rim for bedpan holding with 4 bolts

❏ 3463.001 Elongated bowl only, back spud

❏ 3464.001 Elongated bowl only, back spud with

slotted rim for bedpan holding

System MaP* Score:

• 1,000 grams of miso @ 1.1 gpf, 1.28 gpf or 1.6 gpf

when used with an American Standard ush valve

* Maximum Performance (MaP) testing performed by IAPMO

R&T Lab. MaP Report conducted by Veritec Consulting, Inc.

and Koeller and Company.

Component Parts:

❏ 047007-0070A Inlet Spud (furnished with bowl)

❏ 481310-100 Bolt caps with retainers

(furnished with bowl)

Nominal Dimensions:

718 x 356 x 419mm

(28-1/4" x 14" x 16-1/2")

Fixture only, less seat and ush valve

Recommended working pressure–between

25 psi at valve when ushing and 80 psi static

Compliance Certications -

Meets or Exceeds the Following Specications:

• ASME A112.19.2 / CSA B45.1 for Vitreous

China Fixtures

SEE REVERSE FOR ROUGHING-IN DIMENSIONS

MEETS THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT GUIDELINES

AND ANSI A117.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSIBLE AND USABLE

BUILDING FACILITIES - CHECK LOCAL CODES.

When installed so top of seat is 432 to 483mm (17" to 19") from the

finished floor.

BARRIER FREE

spec_3461.001 Madera FW 16.5Height-EL-Flushometer 11/18

ENVIROMENTAL

PRODUCT

DECL ARATION

ADA

COMPLIANT

EVERCLEAN

WATER

EFFICIENT

When used with

1.1 or 1.28 gpf

toilet ﬂush valves

M112

NOTES:

PRODUCT 3461 AND 3463 SHOWN, 3462 AND 3464 SAME EXCEPT

WITH SLOTTED RIM FOR BED PAN HOLDING.

TO COMPLY WITH AREA CODE GOVERNING THE HEIGHT OF VACUUM

BREAKER ON THE FLUSHOMETER VALVE, THE PLUMBER MUST

VERIFY DIMENSIONS SHOWN FOR SUPPLY ROUGHING.

THIS TOILET DESIGNED TO ROUGH-IN AT A MINIMUM DIMENSION

OF 254MM (10") AND A MAXIMUM DIMENSION OF 305MM (12") FROM

FINISHED WALL TO C/L OF OUTLET.

FLUSHOMETER VALVE NOT INCLUDED WITH FIXTURE AND MUST BE

ORDERED SEPARATELY. FLUSHOMETER VALVE REQUIREMENTS FOR

12" (305MM) ROUGH-IN: SWEAT EXTENSION NIPPLE IS REQUIRED.

REFER TO VALVE MANUFACTURER AND LOCAL CODES.

IMPORTANT: Dimensions of xtures are nominal and may vary within

the range of tolerances established by ANSI Standard A112.19.2. These

measurements are subject to change or cancellation. No responsibility is

assumed for use of superseded or voided pages.

254mm

(10

419mm

(16-1/2

)

438mm

(17-1/4

470mm

(18-1/2

356mm

(14

362mm

(14-1/4

150mm

(5-7/8")

254mm

(10

13mm

(1/2

76mm

(3")

718mm

(28-1/4")

C/L OF SEAT POST HOLES

140mm (5-1/2

") CENTERS

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

C/L OF OUTLET

711mm

(28

1-1/2"

SPUD

121mm

(4-3/4

254mm

(10

419mm

(16-1/2

470mm

(18-1/2

356mm

(14

362mm

(14-1/4

150mm

(5-7/8")

254mm

(10

13mm

(1/2

25mm

(1")

102mm

(4")

718mm

(28-1/4")

C/L OF SEAT POST HOLES

140mm (5-1/2

") CENTERS

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

C/L OF OUTLET

1" N.P.T. OR 1" C.W. T. SUPPLY

TO FLUSH VALVE

3461.001/3462.001

3465.001/3466.001

4-BOLT ANCHOR DETAIL

(Bottom View of Bowl)

3463.001/3464.001

Madera

™

FloWise

16-1/2" Height

Elongated Flushometer Toilet

VITREOUS CHINA with EVERCLEAN

BARRIER FREE

spec_3461.001 Madera FW 16.5Height-EL-Flushometer 11/18

59mm

(6-1/4"

)

512mm

(20-1/4

150mm

(5-7/8")

12mm (1/2") HOLES

150mm

(5-7/8")

K75

Revised 9/13

CHAMPION

PRO

™

RIGHT HEIGHT

ELONGATED TOILET

VITREOUS CHINA

CHAMPION

PRO

™

RIGHT HEIGHT

ELONGATED TOILET

❑ 211AA.104

• Features Champion® Flushing System

• Vitreous china

• High Efficiency Toilet (HET), ultra-low consumption

(1.28 gpf/4.8 Lpf), utilizes 20% less water

• Meets EPA WaterSense

Criteria

• Trade exclusive tank

• PowerWash

rim scrubs bowl with each ush

• Robust metal trip lever & metal shank ll valve

• Includes EZ-Install tools w/color match bowl caps

• EverClean

Surface included

• 4" piston-action Accelerator™ ush valve

• Fully-glazed 2-3/8" trapway

• 16-1/2" rim height for accessible applications

• 12" (305mm) rough-in

• Generous 9" x 8" water surface area

• Chrome nish trip lever is supplied

• 1,000g MaP Score** at 1.28gpf

• 10 year warranty

❑ 211AA.105 Same as above except trip lever on

right hand side

❑ 3195A.101 Right Height

Elongated Bowl

❑ 4225A.104 Tank

Nominal Dimensions:

768 x 483 x 785mm (30-1/4" x 19" x 30-7/8")

Fixture only, seat and supply sold separately

Alternative Tank Congurations Available:

❑ 4225A.154 Tank complete with Aquaguard Liner

❑ 4225A.164 Tank complete with tank cover

locking device

❑ 4225A.174 Tank complete with Aquaguard Liner

and tank cover locking device

❑ 4225A.105 Tank complete with trip lever located

on right side

Compliance Certications -

Meets or Exceeds the Following Specications:

• ASME A112.19.2-2008/CSA B45.1-08 for Vitreous

China Fixtures

• US EPA WaterSense

Specication for HETs

To Be Specied:

❏ Color: ❏ White ❏ Bone ❏ Linen ❏ Black

❏ Seat: #5325.010 Elongated Champion

Slow Close

solid plastic seat and cover

❏ Supply with stop:

MEETS THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT GUIDELINES AND

ANSI A117.1 REQUIREMENTS FOR ACCESSIBLE AND USABLE

BUILDING FACILITIES-CHECK LOCAL CODES.

Certiﬁed by

IAPMO R&T

BARRIER FREE

19"

(483mm)

30-1/4"

(768mm)

(230mm)

1" (26mm)

3-9/16" (90mm)

10-1/2"

(267mm)

30-7/8"

(785mm)

16-1/2"

(419mm)

FINISHED WALL

FINISHED

FLOOR

SUPPLY

REQ'D

14"

(356mm)

C/L OF OUTLET

(152mm)

*10"

(254mm)

470mm

(18-1/2")

C/L OF SEAT POST HOLES

140mm (5-1/2" CENTERS)

12"

(305mm)

13-13/16"

(351mm)

9-3/8"

(238mm)

NOTES:

THIS TOILET IS DESIGNED TO ROUGH-IN AT A MINIMUM DIMENSION OF

305MM (12") FROM FINISHED WALL TO C/L OF OUTLET.

SUPPLY NOT INCLUDED WITH FIXTURE AND MUST BE ORDERED

SEPAR ATELY.

DIMENSION SHOWN FOR LOCATION OF SUPPLY IS SUGGESTED.

IMPORTANT: Dimensions of xtures are nominal and may vary within the

range of tolerances established by ANSI Standard A112.19.2.

These measurements are subject to change or cancellation. No responsibility

is assumed for use of superseded or voided pages.

** Maximum Performance (MaP) testing performed by

IAPMO R&T Lab. MaP Report conducted by Veritec

Consulting, Inc. and Koeller and Company.

WASHBROOK™ FloWise

UNIVERSAL URINAL

VITREOUS CHINA

WASHBROOK™ FloWise

UNIVERSAL URINAL

❏

6590 001 Universal Top Spud

❏

6515 001

6590 001

Universal Back Spud

Nominal Dimensions:

480 x 360 x 664mm

(18-7/8" x 14-1/8" x 26-1/8")

Recommended working pressure--

between 20 psi at valve when flushing

and 80 psi static.

COM-210

●When installed so top of rim is 387mm (15-1/4") from finished floor.

MEETS THE AMERICAN DISABILITIES ACT GUIDELINES AND

ANSI A117.1 ACCESSIBLE AND USEABLE BUILDINGS AND

FACILITIES - CHECK LOCAL CODES.

• Vitreous china

•

Ultra High Efficiency, Low Consumption operates

in the range of 0.10 to 0.8gpf (0.5 to 3.8Lpf)

• Flushing rim

• Elongated 14-1/8" (360mm) rim from finished wall

• Washout flush action

• Extended sides for privacy

• 3/4" inlet spud

• Outlet connection threaded 2" inside (NPTF)

• 2 Wall hangers

• Fixture only, (Flush valve shown not included)

• Meets ANSI flush requirements at 0.10 to 0.8gpf

(0.5 to 3.8Lpf)

BARRIER FREE

13mm

(1/2)

102mm

(4)

GASKET

2" N.P.T.

INSIDE THREADS

FINISHED WALL

13mm

(1/2)

DETAIL OF OUTLET CONNECTION

To Be Specified

❏ ❏ ❏

Meets or Exceeds the Following Specifications:

Compliance Certifications -

• ASME A112.19.2-2008/CSA B45.1-08 for Vitreous

China Fixtures

White Bone

Colour:

NOTES:

FLUSH VALVE NOT INCLUDED AND MUST BE ORDERED SEPARATELY.

PROVIDE SUITABLE REINFORCEMENT FOR ALL WALL SUPPORTS.

IMPORTANT: Dimensions of fixtures are nominal and may vary within the range of tolerances

established by ANSI Standard A112.19.2.

These measurements are subject to change or cancellation. No responsibility is assumed for

use of superseded or voided pages.

02/11

3/4"

SPUD

464mm

(18-1/4")

51mm

(2")

238mm

(9-3/8")

360mm

(14-1/8")

2" N.P.T.

FEMALE OUTLET

CONNECTION

13mm

(1/2")

387mm

(15-1/4") MAX

610mm

(24")

OPTIONAL

121mm

(4-3/4")

3/4"

SPUD

3/4" S.P.S. OR 3/4" C.W.T.

SUPPLY TO FLUSH VALVE

438mm

(17-1/4")

664mm

(26-1/8")

REF.

464mm

(18-1/4")

292mm

(11-1/2")

83mm

(3-1/4")

102mm

(4")

480mm

(18-7/8")

343mm

(13-1/2")

C/L OF

OUTLET

K2 HANGERS

8mm X 25mm

(5/16" X 1")

SLOT

64mm

(2-1/2")

238mm

(9-3/8")

360mm

(14-1/8")

2" N.P.T.

FEMALE OUTLET

CONNECTION

13mm

(1/2")

FINISHED FLOOR

FINISHED

WALL

387mm

(15-1/4") MAX

610mm

(24")

OPTIONAL

❏ Flush Valve:

0.8 gpf/3.8Lpf Flush Valve: Sensor-Operated:

❏ Selectronic

® 6063101.002 DC Power (Top Spud)

❏ Selectronic

® 6062310.007 AC Power (Back Spud)

0.8 gpf/3.8Lpf Flush Valve: Manual-Operated:

❏ 6045101.002

0.4 gpf/1.9Lpf Flush Valve: Sensor-Operated:

❏ Selectronic

® 6063051.002 DC Power (Top Spud)

❏ Selectronic

® 6062305.007 AC Power (Back Spud)

0.4 gpf/1.9Lpf Flush Valve: Manual-Operated:

❏ 6045051.002

0.10 gpf/0.5Lpf Flush Valve: Sensor-Operated:

❏ Selectronic

® 6063013.002 DC Power (Top Spud)

❏ Selectronic

® 6062301.007 AC Power (Back Spud)

0.10 gpf/0.5Lpf Flush Valve: Manual-Operated:

❏ 6045013.002

❏ Stainless Steel Strainer: 047068-0070A

Proudly Made in the USA

Bemis Manufacturing Co., Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 Phone: 800-558-7651 Fax: 800-292-3647

www.ToiletSeats.com

5-1/2"

3-5/8"

15-15/16" 17-11/16"8-3/16"

14"

MODEL # COLOR #

1950/1950SS _______

DESCRIPTION:

Open front with cover, elongated, heavy-duty, injection molded solid plastic

toilet seat. Features four molded-in bumpers, color-matched Top-Tite

hinges with non-corrosive, top-tightening Hex-Tite

™

bolts and wing nuts

(1950) or non-corrosive 300 Series stainless steel self-sustaining hinges

(1950SS). This seat complies with IAPMO/ANSI Z124.5-2013 Plastic Toilet

Seats as a class Commercial Heavy Duty.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Size: Elongated

Material: Plastic

Style: Open Front with Cover

Bumpers: Four

Hinges: Plastic Top-Tite

(1950) or 300 Series Stainless

Steel Self-Sustaining (1950SS)

Fastening System: Non-Corrosive Hex-Tite

™

Bolts and Wing Nuts

(1950) or 300 Series Stainless Steel Hardware

(1950SS)

FEATURES:

Top-Tite

(1950) or 300 Series Stainless Steel Self Sustaining (1950SS)

Hinges

Non-Corrosive Hex-Tite

™

Bolts and Wing Nuts (1950) or 300 Series

Stainless Steel Hardware (1950SS)

DIMENSIONS:

COMMERCIAL HEAVY-DUTY

PLASTIC TOILET SEAT

300 SERIES STAINLESS

STEEL SELF-SUSTAINING

HINGES (1950SS)

TOP-TITE

HINGES (1950)

NON-CORROSIVE BOLTS

AND WING NUTS (1950)

1-1/16"

2-1/4"

3/4"

Proudly Made in the USA

Bemis Manufacturing Co., Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 Phone: 800-558-7651 Fax: 800-292-3647

www.ToiletSeats.com

MODEL # COLOR #

1055/1055SSC _______

DESCRIPTION:

Open front less cover, elongated, heavy-duty, injection molded solid

plastic toilet seat. Features two molded-in bumpers, non self-sustaining

(1055) or self-sustaining (1055SSC) check hinges with non-corrosive 300

Series stainless steel posts, pintles and hardware. This seat complies

with IAPMO/ANSI Z124.5-2013 Plastic Toilet Seats as a class Commercial

Heavy Duty.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Size: Elongated

Material: Plastic

Style: Open Front less Cover

Bumpers: Two

Hinges: Plastic Non Self-Sustaining (1055) or Self-

Sustaining (1055SSC) with 300 Series Stainless

Steel Posts and Pintles

Fastening System: Non-Corrosive 300 Series Stainless Steel Nuts

FEATURES:

Non-Corrosive 300 Series Stainless Steel Posts, Pintles and Nuts

DIMENSIONS:

COMMERCIAL HEAVY-DUTY

PLASTIC TOILET SEAT

PLASTIC HINGES WITH

STAINLESS STEEL POSTS

AND PINTLES

NON-CORROSIVE

STAINLESS STEEL NUTS

3-3/4"

18-5/16" 8-1/8" 17-7/8"

14-3/8"

5-1/2"

13/16"

1-1/2"

BASYS® SENSOR FAUCET

EFX-200-HLP-CP-0.5GPM-MLM-IR-FCT

(General Model Name: EFX200.000.0000)

Sloan 10500 Seymour Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131

Phone: 800.982.5839 • Fax: 800.447.8329 • sloan.com

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CODE NUMBER

3324031

DESCRIPTION

Hardwired Less Plug Power Supply, Mixer Not Included, Polished

Chrome Finish, 0.5 gpm, Multi-Laminar Spray, Infrared Sensor,

BASYS® Hardwired-Powered Deck-Mounted Mid Body Faucet.

DETAILS

Flow Rate: 0.5 gpm (2 Lpm) (0.5GPM)

Spray Type: Multi-Laminar (MLM)

Sensor Type: Infrared (IR)

Mounting Type: Single Hole ()

Power Supply: Hardwired Less Plug (HLP)

Temperature Mixer: Mixer Not Included ()

Finish: Polished Chrome (CP)

Factory Default Timeout: 10s

Factory Default GPC: 0.083

FEATURES

Commercial Grade, ADA Compliant, Electronic, Sensor-Activated, Die-

CastMetal Hand Washing Faucet with the following features:

One tool service

All wetted components to be stainless steel, engineered

thermoplastic, EPDM, and copper or copper alloy

Solenoid housed in removable carrier that includes supply strainer

Integral water supply shut oﬀ

Supply strainer serviceable from above deck

Vandal resistant spray insert, key housed inside faucet body

All electronics sealed to IP-67

Gold plated electrical contacts

Above deck individual diagnostic indicators for battery life, solenoid

condition, and power up mode

Flexible, high pressure supply hoses, 3/8” compression connections

Bi-stable magnetic solenoid

Four (4) “AA” alkaline batteries

Double infrared sensors with automatic setting feature Includes all

mounting hardware

Line purge mode, eliminates stagnant water

Adjustable time-outs

Standard Bowed Crown

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Battery Life: 3 years 8,000 cycles/month

Optional power harvesting signiﬁcantly extends service life

Timeout Adjustment Settings: 10s

VIDEOS

BASYS® Faucet Installation and Features

BASYS® Faucet Installation Mid Height Model

COMPLIANCES & CERTIFICATIONS

(ADA Compliant, ASME A112.18.1 Compliant, BREEAM

Materials Credit, BREEAM Water Credit, CalGreen Compliant,

CEC Compliant, cUPC Certiﬁed, cUPC Low Lead Compliant, EPD,

Green Globes Materials & Resources Credit, Green Globes

Water Credit, HPD, LEED Materials & Resources EPD Credit,

LEED Materials & Resources HPD Credit, NYC604.4, Proposition

65, Satisﬁes LEED Credits, TAS, UPC Certiﬁed, UPC Low Lead

Compliant, WELL Building Standard)

BASYS® SENSOR FAUCET

EFX-200-HLP-CP-0.5GPM-MLM-IR-FCT

(General Model Name: EFX200.000.0000)

Sloan 10500 Seymour Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131

Phone: 800.982.5839 • Fax: 800.447.8329 • sloan.com

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Sloan Connect App®

DOWNLOADS

EFX 1Xx/2Xx Installation Instructions

EFX 1Xx/2Xx (SP) Installation Instructions

EFX 1Xx/2Xx Caddy Replacement Installation Instructions

Trim Plate Guide

IR FAQs Repair and Maintenance Guide

IR FAQs SP Repair and Maintenance Guide

EFX-2XX Repair and Maintenance Guide

Additional Downloads

RECOMMENDED SPECIFICATION

Sloan BASYS Model No. EFX-200-HLP-CP-0.5GPM-MLM-IR-FCT

Infrared Sensor Activated Electronic Handwashing Faucet for

pretempered or hot/cold water supplies. Product to have

double infrared sensors with automatic setting feature.

Solenoid valve housed in removable carrier that closes water

supply upon removal eliminating, need to access control stops.

Solenoid carrier includes strainer for easy above deck service.

Thermostatic mixer ordered separately to comply with ASSE

1070 requirements. The product shall be tested and certiﬁed to

industry standards: ASME A112.18.1M, CSA B125.1, California

Health and Safety Code 116875

NOTES

All information contained within this document subject to

change without notice.

Looking for other variations of the EFX-200 product? View the

general spec sheet with all options.

Find a matching soap dispenser for this faucet.

Find a compatible sink for this faucet.

WARRANTY

3 Year

BASYS® SENSOR FAUCET

EFX-200-HLP-CP-0.5GPM-MLM-IR-FCT

(General Model Name: EFX200.000.0000)

Sloan 10500 Seymour Ave, Franklin Park, IL 60131

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ROUGH-IN

Metering Faucets

4" cast metering centerset

w/ no pop-up hole

ADA compliant tip action lever handles

0.5 gpm (1.9 L/min)vandal resistant outlet

Model No: 86T1153

SPECIFICATION:

•

Heavy duty 4" cast mixing metering centerset

•

No pop-up hole

•

Two handle

•

Vandal resistant colour coded tip action lever handles

•

Vandal resistant handle actuator and spout outlet

•

Total flow not to exceed 0.25 gallons per handle activation

•

Polished chrome plate finish

•

Delta® slow close cartridge

•

Note:Run time affected by water pressure and temperature

•

Use of Check Valves or check stops recommended to prevent possible

cross-flow

•

Less Pop-up

COMPLIES WITH:

•

CSA certified

•

Complies to ASME A112.18.1/CSA B125.1

•

Indicates compliance to ICC/ANSI A117.1

•

Verified compliant with 0.25% weighted average Pb content regulations

•

(Contact Delta Representative for State and/or Local Approvals)

(Dimensional drawing on following page)

•

Not Available

OPERATION:

Delta reserves the right (1) to make changes to specifications and materials, and (2) to change or discontinue models, both without notice or obligation. Dimensions are for reference.

Measurement may vary plus or minus 6mm(0.25"). Mounting locations are suggested only. Check with local codes for requirements in your area. This spec was produced January 11, 2018.

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Delta Faucet Company - 55 East 111th St. - Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46280 - (317) 848-1812

Delta Faucet Canada - 395 Matheson Blvd E - Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4Z 2H2 - (905) 712-3030

Model No: 86T1153

Delta reserves the right (1) to make changes to specifications and materials, and (2) to change or discontinue models, both without notice or obligation. Dimensions are for reference.

Measurement may vary plus or minus 6mm(0.25"). Mounting locations are suggested only. Check with local codes for requirements in your area. This spec was produced January 11, 2018.

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Delta Faucet Company - 55 East 111th St. - Indianapolis, Indiana, USA 46280 - (317) 848-1812

Delta Faucet Canada - 395 Matheson Blvd E - Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L4Z 2H2 - (905) 712-3030

►► Code NumberCode Number

3582654

►► DescriptionDescription

Exposed, Sensor Activated Regal® XL Model Urinal Flushometer, for

¾” top spud urinals.

►► Flush CycleFlush Cycle

☐ 0.5 gpf/1.9 Lpf

►► SpecificationsSpecifications

● ● Chrome Plated Exposed Flushometer Parts

● ● Spud Coupling and Flange for ¾” Top Spud

● ● Control Stop Plug

● ● Vacuum Breaker Flush Connection

● ● Low Consumption flush accuracy controlled by Para-Flo™

Technology

● ● Quiet, Exposed, Diaphragm Type, Chrome Plated Urinal

Flushometer for either left or right hand supply with the following

features:

● ● OPTIMA® EL-1500 Self-Adaptive Infrared Sensor with Indicator

Light

● ● 13 1⁄2” x 13 1⁄2” Wall Box with Stainless Steel Access Panel and

Vandal Resistant Screws

● ● 13” x 17” EASY ACCESS® Wall Box with Stainless Steel Access

Panel and Vandal Resistant Screws

● ● Stop Seat and Vacuum Breaker molded from PERMEX® Rubber

Compound for Chloramine Resistance

Valve Body, Cover, Tailpiece and Control Stop shall be in

conformance with ASTM Alloy Classification for Semi-Red Brass.

Valve shall be in compliance with the applicable sections of ASSE

1037 and ANSI/ASME 112.19.2.

● ● 3/4” I.P.S. Wheel Handle Bak-Chek® Angle Stop

►► Automatic OperationAutomatic Operation

Sloan OPTIMA® equipped Flushometers provide the ultimate in

sanitary protection and automatic operation. There are no handles

to trip or buttons to push. The Flushometer operates by means of an

infrared sensor that adapts to its surrounding. Once the user enters

the sensor’s effective range and then steps away, the Flushometer

Solenoid initiates the flushing cycle to flush the fixture.

►► HygienicHygienic

User makes no physical contact with the Flushometer surface

except to initiate the Override Button when required. Helps control

the spread of infectious diseases.

►► EconomicalEconomical

Automatic operation provides water usage savings over other

flushing devices. Reduces maintenance and operation costs.

►► PracticalPractical

Solid state electronic circuitry assures years of dependable, trouble-

free operation. The operational components of the Flushometer are

identical to a handle operated Regal® XL Flushometer.

►► Compliance & CertificationsCompliance & Certifications

This space for Architect/Engineer Approval

Regal® XL Model OPTIMA®

Sensor Activated Flushometers

186-0.5 XL ES-S

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SLOAN 10500 SEYMOUR AVE. ● FRANKLIN PARK, ● IL. SLOAN 10500 SEYMOUR AVE. ● FRANKLIN PARK, ● IL. 60131 60131

Ph: 1-800-9-VALVE-9 or 1-847-671-4300 ● Fax: 1-800-447-8329 or 1-847-671-4380 ● http://www.sloan.com

►► Control CircuitControl Circuit

● ● Solid State

● ● 8 Second Arming Delay

● ● 24 VAC Input

● ● 24 VAC Output

►► Solenoid OperatorSolenoid Operator

24 VAC, 50/60 Hz

►► Sensor RangeSensor Range

Nominal 15”-30” (381 mm-762 mm), adjustable ± 8” (203 mm)

►► OPERATIONOPERATION

1. A continuous, invisible light beam is emitted from the

OPTIMA® Sensor.

2. As the user enters the beam’s effective range (15” to 30”)

the beam is reflected into the OPTIMA® Scanner Window and

transformed into a low voltage electrical circuit. Once

activated, the Output Circuit continues in a “hold” mode for

as long as the user remains within the effective range of the

Sensor.

3. When the user steps away from the OPTIMA® Sensor, the

circuit immediately initiates an electrical “onetime” signal that

operates the Solenoid. This initiates the flushing cycle to flush

the fixture. The Circuit then automatically resets and is ready

for the next user.

►► ROUGH-INROUGH-IN

►► ELECTRICAL BOX INSTALLATIONELECTRICAL BOX INSTALLATION

Failure to properly position the electrical boxes to the plumbing

rough-in will result in improper installation and impair product

performance. All tradesmen (plumbers, electricians, tile setters, etc.)

involved with the installation of this product must coordinate their

work to assure proper product installation. Installation Template

furnished with Flushometer.

To ensure a perfect rough-in, Sloan recommends the use of the EL-

485-A Flushometer Electrical Box Positioning and Support Kit. Specify

and order the EL 485-A Kit separately. Consult factory for installation

details.

►► WIRING DIAGRAMWIRING DIAGRAM

One Transformer serves up to ten (10) OPTIMA Closet/ Urinal

Flushometers. Specify number of transformers required accordingly.

Regal® XL Model OPTIMA®

Sensor Activated Flushometers

186-0.5 XL ES-S

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Ph: 1-800-9-VALVE-9 or 1-847-671-4300 ● Fax: 1-800-447-8329 or 1-847-671-4380 ● http://www.sloan.com

ZEMS6000-IS

TAG ____________

Hardwired Exposed Flush Valve for Water Closets

US 1.855.ONE.ZURN CANADA 1.905.405.8272

ZURN.COM

ZURN INDUSTRIES, LLC

511 W. Freshwater Way, Milwaukee, WI U.S.A. 53204 · Ph. 1-855-ONE-ZURN, Fax 919-775-3541

In Canada: ZURN INDUSTRIES LIMITED

7900 Goreway Drive, Unit 10, Brampton, Ontario L6T 5W6, Ph. 905-405-8272, Fax 905-405-1292

Rev. A Date:

07/26/19

C.N. No. NEW Prod. | Dwg. No. SS ZEMS6000-IS

This product should be used with a WaterSense labeled

counterpart with a compatible ow volume to ensure that the

entire system meets the requirements for water eciency

and performance.

• ADA Compliant

• WaterSense Compliant

Compliance and Certication:

Architectural/Engineering Specication:

Exposed, quiet diaphragm-type, chrome plated

ushometer valve with a polished exterior. Complete

with chloramine resistant, dual seal diaphragm with a

clog resistant by-pass. The valve incorporates a motor

actuator, an integral infrared convergence-type proximity

sensor and a manual sensor with capacitive sensing

push button override, high impact resistant polycarbonate

housing and chrome plated plastic cover with manual

override push button and 10 degree angled sensor.

Architectural/Engineering Approval

The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice.

Please contact Zurn for most up to date information.

Rough-in/Overview dimensions

P6900-ACA-BA 7.6VDC Plug-In ACA Power Supply

Powers up to 4 valves

P6000-HW6 7.6VDC Hardwired Power Converter

Powers up to 8 valves

P6000-MJ Mini Junction Box

Accessories (Order separate as specied)

Flush

Volume

WaterSense

Compliant

-ONE* 1.1 gpf



-HET* 1.28 gpf



-WS1 1.6 gpf

-Standard 3.5 gpf

Flow Options:

Product Features:

• Control Stop has internal siphon-guard protection, sweat

solder kit, wall ange with set screw.

• High back pressure Vacuum Breaker with one piece hex

coupling nut

• Chloramine resistant Internal seals

• Adjustable tailpiece

• Spud coupling and ange for top spud connection

* Not available w/-TFB

-PL Aquaush Plus - includes Vandal Resistant

Stop Cover and Proprietary Dezincication

resistant low lead brass alloy body.

-TFB Triple Filter By-pass

Upgrade Options:

Product No. A B

ZEMS6000-IS 11 1/2” [292] 9 7/8 [251]

ZEMS6000-1-IS 16” [406] 14 3/8 [365]

ZEMS6000-2-IS 24” [610] 22 3/8 [568]

ZEMS6000-3-IS 27” [686] 25 3/8 [644]

Valve Height Options:

Sux Options:

-FM12 Floor Mount 12” Rough In

-MOB Manual Over-ride Button (Front of Body)

-VC Vandal Resistant Stop Cover

-YJ Split Ring Pipe Support

-YK Solid Ring Pipe Support

-YO Bumper on Angle Stop

Options (Select One or More)

Suffix Description

-BF Assy. for 4" C/L Back Outlet Bowl

-3 3"(76) NH Waste, 2"(51) NH Vent

-4-V2 4"(102) NH Waste, 2"(51) NH Vent

-4-V4 4"(102) NH Waste, 4"(102) NH Vent

-CI Cast Iron Nipple

-M1 ABS Extended Nipple (Up to 24")

-M11 Tiling Frame

-M20 Flush Valve Support

-M23 2"(51) RH Auxiliary Inlet

-M24 2"(51) LH Auxiliary Inlet

1 1/2"(38)

2"(51)

Vent

2 3/16"(56)

6"(152)

2 3/32"(53)

9"(229) Min.

14"(356) Max.

5/16"

(8)

4 1/4"

(108)

15"(381)

9"(229)

17 3/4"(451)

7 1/2"(191)

4 1/2"(114) Min.

9 1/2"(242) Max.

8"(203)

1"(25) Min.

3"(76) Max.

23"(584)

4 1/2"

(114)

5"(127)

5 1/2"(140)

6"(152)

ES-WD-ISCA-141

ISCA-141

Industry Standard Thin Wall Closet

Carrier

Specification

Watts ISCA-141 Industry Standard single vertical thin wall

water closet carrier with epoxy coated cast iron fitting, no hub

waste and vent connections (specify size), epoxy coated cast

iron patented compression seal faceplate assembly, and epoxy

coated cast iron foot supports with incremental height markings.

Adjustable for standard and wheelchair height, adjustable ABS

nipple with integral test cap and neoprene bowl gasket, plated

hardware and chrome cap nuts. Carrier complies with require-

ments of ASME A112.6.1M up to a 500 lb. (227 kg.) static load.

The information contained herein is not intended to replace the

full product installation and safety information available or the

experience of a trained product installer. You are required to

thoroughly read all installation instructions and product safety

information before beginning the installation of this product.

NOTICE

For Commercial Applications

Job Name

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Contractor

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Job Location

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Approval

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Engineer

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Contractor's P.O. No.

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Approval

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Representative

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Tag –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Watts product specifications in U.S. customary units and metric are approximate and are provided for reference only. For precise measurements, please contact Watts Technical Service. Watts

reserves the right to change or modify product design, construction, specifications, or materials without prior notice and without incurring any obligation to make such changes and modifications

on Watts products previously or subsequently sold.

NOTICE

Anchor legs to concrete floor with minimum 1/2"(13) anchor

bolts (by others).

Dual slotted carrier feet require one 1/2"(13) anchor bolt per

foot.

1 1/2"(38)

1"(25) Min.

3"(76) Max.

23"(584)

5 1/2"(140)

4 1/2"

(114)

2"(51)

Vent

5"(127)

6"(152)

4 1/4"

(108)

5/16"

(8)

17 3/4"(451)

2 3/32"(53)

6"(152)

9"(229) Min.

14"(356) Max.

7 1/2"(191)

4 1/2"(114) Min.

9 1/2"(242) Max.

15"(381)

8"(203)

X = 5 3/4"(146) Maximum with Standard Nipple

2 3/16"(56)

9"(229)

USA: T: (800) 338-2581 • F: (828) 248-3929 • Watts.com

Canada: T: (888) 208-8927 • F: (888) 479-2887 • Watts.ca

Latin America: T: (52) 55-4122-0138 • Watts.com

Please refer to watts.com for BAA

information on specific models.

15"(381)

9"(229)

1 3/4"(44)

0" Min.

4"(102) Max.

5 3/8"

(137)

4 1/2"

(114)

(127)

5 1/2"

(140)

(152)

17 3/4"(451)

7 1/2"(191)

4 7/8"(124) Min.

9 1/2"(241) Max.

13"(330)

10 1/4"(260)

6 5/8"(168)

2 3/4"(70)

1 1/2"(38)

2 3/16"(56)

5 3/8"

(137)

11 1/2"(292) Min.

16 1/2"(419) Max.

2 3/32"(53)

5/16"(8)

2"(51) Vent

4 1/4"

(108)

ES-WD-ISCA-101-L/R

ISCA-101-L/R

Industry Standard Single Horizontal

Adjustable Closet Carrier

Specification

Watts ISCA-101-L/R Industry Standard single horizontal adjust-

able water closet carrier with epoxy coated cast iron fitting,

4"(102) no hub waste and 2"(51) no hub vent connections, epoxy

coated cast iron patented compression seal faceplate assembly,

and epoxy coated cast iron foot supports with incremental height

markings. Adjustable for standard and wheelchair height, adjust-

able ABS nipple with integral test cap and neoprene bowl gasket,

plated hardware and chrome cap nuts. Carrier complies with

requirements of ASME A112.6.1M up to a 500 lb. (227 kg.) static

load.

The information contained herein is not intended to replace the

full product installation and safety information available or the

experience of a trained product installer. You are required to

thoroughly read all installation instructions and product safety

information before beginning the installation of this product.

NOTICE

For Commercial Applications

Job Name

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Contractor

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Job Location

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Approval

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Engineer

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Contractor's P.O. No.

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Approval

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Representative

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Tag –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Watts product specifications in U.S. customary units and metric are approximate and are provided for reference only. For precise measurements, please contact Watts Technical Service. Watts

reserves the right to change or modify product design, construction, specifications, or materials without prior notice and without incurring any obligation to make such changes and modifications

on Watts products previously or subsequently sold.

Anchor legs to concrete floor with minimum 1/2"(13) anchor

bolts (by others).

Dual slotted carrier feet require one 1/2"(13) anchor bolt per foot.

NOTICE

2"(51) Vent

6 5/8"(168)

13"(330)

2 3/4"(70)

10 1/4"(260)

1 1/2"(38)

15"(381)

4 1/4"

(108)

5 3/8"

(137)

9"(229)

4 1/2"

(114)

(127)

5 1/2"

(140)

(152)

2 3/16"(56)

Note: Left hand carrier shown; right hand

carrier is mirror image

Options (Select One or More)

Suffix Description

-3 3" No Hub Fitting

-36 36" Long Barrel Fitting

-CA-100-EXT Aux. Support System

w/Extended Nipple

-CI Cast Iron Nipple

-HS Hub & Spigot Connections

-M1 ABS Extended Nipple

(Up to 24")

-M11 Tiling Frame

-M20 Flush Valve Support

5/16"(8)

2 3/32"(53)

11 1/2"(292) Min.

16 1/2"(419) Max.

1 3/4"(44)

0" Min.

4"(102) Max.

5 3/8"

(137)

17 3/4"(451)

7 1/2"(191)

4 7/8"(124) Min.

9 1/2"(241) Max.

1"(25) Min.

5 3/4"(146) Max.

USA: T: (800) 338-2581 • F: (828) 248-3929 • Watts.com

Canada: T: (888) 208-8927 • F: (888) 479-2887 • Watts.ca

Latin America: T: (52) 55-4122-0138 • Watts.com

Please refer to watts.com for BAA

information on specific models.

42"

(1067)

4 1/2"

(114)

22 7/16"(570)

21 3/16"(538)

19 5/8"(498)

ES-WD-CA-321 2139

CA-321

Floor Mounted Urinal Carrier

with Bearing Plate

Specification

Watts CA-321 epoxy coated floor mounted urinal carrier with

heavy guage steel offset uprights with welded feet, universal

steel hangar support plate and bottom bearing plate with inte-

gral mounting brackets, and plated hardware.

The information contained herein is not intended to replace the

full product installation and safety information available or the

experience of a trained product installer. You are required to

thoroughly read all installation instructions and product safety

information before beginning the installation of this product.

NOTICE

Engineering Specification

Job Name

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Contractor

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Job Location

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Approval

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Engineer

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Contractor's P.O. No.

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Approval

–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Representative

––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

Tag –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––

USA: T: (800) 338-2581 • F: (828) 248-3929 • Watts.com

Canada: T: (888) 208-8927 • F: (905) 481-2316 • Watts.ca

Latin America: T: (52) 55-4122-0138 • Watts.com

Watts product specifications in U.S. customary units and metric are approximate and are provided for reference only. For precise measurements, please contact Watts Technical Service. Watts

reserves the right to change or modify product design, construction, specifications, or materials without prior notice and without incurring any obligation to make such changes and modifications

on Watts products previously or subsequently sold.

Please refer to watts.com for BAA information on

specific models.

22-7/16"(570)

21-3/16"(538)

19-5/8"(498)

Note: Anchor legs to concrete floor with minimum 1/2"(13)

anchor bolts (by others).

(76)

2"(50)

2 3/16"

(56)

2 3/16"

(56)

3"(76)

Slide For

Vertical

Adjustment

Slide For

Vertical

Adjustment

42"

(1067)

4 1/2"

(114)

(76)

2 3/16"

(56)

2"(50)

2 3/16"

(56)

3"(76)3"(76)

Slide for

Vertical

Adjustment

Slide for

Vertical

Adjustment

IAT

RODUC TS

Customer Service Canada

1-800-387-0369

www.fiat.ca

Customer Service United States

1-800-442-1902

www.fiatproducts.com

TERRAZZO

MOP SERVICE BASIN

12" DEPTH CONTINUOUS

TERRAZZO

12" MOP SERVICE BASIN

• One piece, precast terrazzo made of black and

white marble chips in gray portland cement to

produce a compressive strength not less than

3000 P.S.I. seven days after casting.

• Terrazzo surface shall be ground and polished

with all air holes or pits grouted and excess

removed.

• Shoulders shall be not less than 12" high outside

and 10" inside at lowest wall. Shoulder width not

less than 2” on all sides with a 1/4" pitch towards

the inside.

• Standard drain body is stainless steel cast

integrally and provides for a caulked lead

connection not less than 1" deep to a 3" pipe.

• Stainless steel strainer # 1453BB

Options

• QDC quick drain connectors

• Integral galvanized tiling  anges available

at no additional charge.

• Stainless steel tiling  anges available

with up-charge. Must be custom order.

• Chrome plated brass drain or Vandal proof drain.

Must be custom order.

❏ TSB100, TSB300, TSB500, TSB700 Series

with stainless steel caps on all curbs

❏ TSB200, TSB400, TSB600, TSB800 Series

with plain curbs

❏ TSBC6000, TSBC6001, TSBC6002

Neo-corner Series with plain curbs

❏ TSBC6010, TSBC6011, TSBC6012

Neo-corner Series with stainless steel caps

on all curbs

Optional Components:

❏ 830AA Mop Service Basin Fitting

❏ 832AA Hose & Hose Bracket

❏ 1239BB Aluminum Bumperguard with

Vinyl Insert

❏ 833AA Silicone Sealant

❏ MSG Wall Guards - Stainless Steel

• Wall Guards are manufactured of heavy gauge

stainless steel and help protect walls adjacent to

Mop Basin. Two panels are required for corner

installations. Optional third panel is required for

a recessed installation. (MSG2424; MSG2828;

MSG3232; MSG3624; MSG3636)

SEE REVERSE FOR ROUGHING-IN DIMENSIONS

Shown: TSB500

Revised 8/12

NOTES: Terrazzo Mop Basins must be installed on a

1/2" layer of mortar in order that the mop basin be level

and to prevent cracking. Failure to install terrazzo without

a mortar bed will void the warranty. Installations require

a 1⁄4" clearance between mop basin and wall.

CERTIFICATIONS:

IAT

RODUC TS

Customer Service Canada

1-800-387-0369

www.fiat.ca

Customer Service United States

1-800-442-1902

www.fiatproducts.com

TERRAZZO

MOP SERVICE BASIN

12" DEPTH CONTINUOUS

Revised 8/12

FIAT

255 Hutchings St. • Winnipeg, MB • R2X 2R4 • Ph. 800-665-7531 • 204-633-6122 • Fx. 204-632-4854

e-mail: [email protected] • website: www.fiat.ca

A subsidiary of CR/PL, L.L.C. Company – Evanston, IL

Service-Sink Faucet

Model: 830-AA

General:

Material:

Finish:

Specifications

and

Codes:

830-AA Service Faucet - Chrome plated with

vacuum breaker, integral stops, adjustable wall

brace, pail hook and

/4” hose thread on spout.

Body inlets 8” center to center, four arm

handles. Valves contain renewable hub,

renewable seats, swivel discs, encased washers

and brass washer screws.

Commercial red brass alloy casting-rough finish.

Chrome plating exceeding requirements of

ANSI/ASTM B-456-71. Indicators cold (blue) and

hot (red) are included.

In the U.S.A., meets or exceeds requirements of

ANSI-A112.18.1M-1979 for “Finished and

Rough Brass Plumbing Fixture Fittings.” In

Canada, meets or exceeds the requirements of

CSA standards B125 - “Plumbing Fittings,”

B64.1.1 - “Vacuum Breakers - Atmosphere

Type” and B64.0 - “General Requirements for

Backflow Preventers and Vacuum Breakers,”

and is approved under Product Class No. 6811

01 under Report #LM57412-1. Conforms to

ASSE 1001.

NOTE: These roughing measurements may

vary 1/4” (plus or minus).

3/4” (19) HOSE THREAD

VACUUM BREAKER

9-3/8” (238)

2-7/8” (73)

3/4” (19)

1/2” (13) I.P.S.

MALE THREADS

1/8” (3) ECCENTRIC

9” (229)

APPROX.

BUCKET

HOOK

1-1/2”(38)

SIDE VIEW

FRONT VIEW

INTEGRAL STOPS

2-3/8” (60) DIA.

HOT COLD

8” (203)

33888_830-AA Faucet Spec. Sheet 2/27/2003 4:32 PM Page 1

FIAT

830-AA Group Replacement

Assembly Parts List

Group

Assembly

Description

Individual Components

Part #

Comprising Group Assembly

GRA-02 Handle Mounting RP-01 Packing Nut

Group Assembly RP-27 Packing

RP-21 Brass Washer

RP-32 Spindle

RP-33 Handle Hub

RP-18 Seat Washer

RP-24 Seat Washer Screw

RP-22 Hub Washer

GRA-03 Coupling Assembly RP-14 Wall Flange

RP-15 Nipple

RP-05 Bushing (socket)

RP-02 Coupling Nut

RP-10 Swivel

RP-19 Washer

GRA-05 Brace Assembly RP-13 Brace Flange

RP-28(2) S.S. Roll Pin

RP-31 Wall Brace Rod

RP-11(2) Wood Screw

GRA-07 Vacuum Breaker RP-26 V.B. Cap Screw

& Disc Assembly RP-09 Cap

RP-08 V.B Hub

RP-20 V.B Hub Washer

RP-06 Seat

GRA-04 Vacuum Breaker Disc

Assembly

Group

Assembly

Description

Individual Components

Part #

Comprising Group Assembly

GRA-08 Complete Body RP-29 Center Body

Assembly RP-30 V.B. Body

RP-12 Nozzle

GRA-09 Handle Assembly RP-17 Cold Index

(Cold) RP-25 Handle Screw

RP-04 Handle

GRA-10 Handle Assembly RP-16 Hot Index

(Hot) RP-25 Handle Screw

RP-04 Handle

GRA-11 Integral Stop RP-24 Seat Washer Screw

Assembly RP-23 Washer

RP-03 Spindle

RP-21 Brass Washer

RP-27 Packing

RP-01 Packing Nut

RP-07 (2 per package) RP-07 Seat

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