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Sleek and streamlined, linear drains, also known as trench drains appeal to designers’ and building occupants’ desire for minimalism. But for project owners, the benefits lie in versatility: easy installation and increased accessibility to provide all current and future residents with safer, more comfortable showers.
The CDC targets the bathroom as the most dangerous room in the house. Architects can use principles of Universal Design (UD) Â to reduce these hazards.Â
It is easier than ever today to design commercial projects with accessible spaces that look as good as they perform.Â
Getting the right threshold height for your code-compliant shower installation is critical. In this blog post, we will consider how shower and shower-pan threshold heights work and why they are important for successfully meeting accessibility code requirements.
Accessible bathroom design for commercial projects is challenging, with multiple code requirements from ADA, ANSI B, California Title 24 and other state codes. This blog will introduce some of the common challenges that specifiers and building owners face, along with solutions, trends and tips from Bestbath, the expert in code-compliant bathing solutions. Blog posts will highlight important ADA specifications and outline methods for meeting code for various areas within the bathroom.
Sleek and streamlined, linear drains, also known as trench drains appeal to designers’ and building occupants’ desire for minimalism. But for project owners, the benefits lie in versatility: easy installation and increased accessibility to provide all current and future residents with safer, more comfortable showers.
The CDC targets the bathroom as the most dangerous room in the house. Architects can use principles of Universal Design (UD) Â to reduce these hazards.Â
It is easier than ever today to design commercial projects with accessible spaces that look as good as they perform.Â
Getting the right threshold height for your code-compliant shower installation is critical. In this blog post, we will consider how shower and shower-pan threshold heights work and why they are important for successfully meeting accessibility code requirements.
