DDA Considerations

All Bushboard cubicles can be delivered to comply with Building Regulations Part M and the Disability Discrimination act* (DDA) We can help you with planning your washroom and the issues you need to consider.

Light Reflectance Values Consideration should also be given to colour contrast to aid partially sighted people. To help you when choosing your colour scheme our colours are graded with an LRV value.

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Recommended DDA configurations
  • Enlarged:
    Where four or more cubicles are provided in a washroom one of these must be enlarged. Enlarged cubicles are there to assist the ambulant disabled, people with babies or small children and/or people with bags.
  • Standard: 
    A standard WC compartment must have a minimum 450mm diameter manoeuvring space within the cubicle. This is to be maintained between the swing of the door, the WC pan and the side wall of the compartment.
  • Ambulant Disabled
    Every same-sex washroom must have at least one WC compartment (cubicle) that is suitable for the ambulant disabled. If there is only one cubicle in the washroom then this must be suitable for an ambulant disabled person. In addition the ambulant cubicle must provide the correct grab rails and inner pull handles – for more information see our accessories range

*It is the responsibility of the customer to work towards your obligation to the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) and to comply with the latest Building Regulations Part M. We recommend you contact your Local Authority Access Control Officer.

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