The bathroom is one of the most important rooms in any business facility. From hotels, restaurants and bars to showrooms, shopping centres, and offices, the state of a business’s bathroom affects not only employee health and well-being but also how they are viewed by clients. A bathroom says a lot about a well-designed facility. A dirty, poorly designed and maintained restroom is a turnoff that will annoy end users. Providing safe, accessible, and inclusive public toilets is critical to ensure community participation in Australian suburbs and cities. Toilet planning and provision should be guided by Australian standards, user-responsive design principles and clear roles and responsibilities relating to toilet provision and maintenance. This approach supports individual and collective health and economic outcomes while delivering inclusive public spaces and ensuring user dignity.
To ensure a design meets all these requirements, it's important to consider a number of factors when specifying Toilet Partition Hardware. Metlam Australia and Archify Education Program have put together a CPD Presentation covering this very topic. This CPD presentation has been developed to support industry professionals in improving their knowledge and education. All content has been reviewed and accredited in accordance with the National Competency Standards in Architecture.
For more information on our formal CPD Presentation on Factors to consider when specifying Toilet Partition Hardware, please click here
Alternatively, if you would like an in-house presentation conducted by an experienced Metlam Australia team member, please email [email protected]
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