Some people walk with sticks, frames, or crutches. Others use wheelchairs. Regardless of disabilities, everyone deserves a safe bathroom. But each user needs different support. Our range covers both groups with strong, simple, and code-ready products. Browse our full suite of accessible & ambulant in Sydney today.
Ambulatory toilets are used by people who can stand but require assistance. These can be those suffering from arthritis, balance problems, or who have recently had surgery. This type of toilet is available in the male and female washrooms. It is not a wheelchair toilet.
The width of the cubicle must measure between 900mm and 920mm (AS1428.1). The door opening should be a minimum of 700mm. The pan height is 460-480mm. There are rails on either side.
An accessible toilet provides wheelchair access for people requiring turning space. It consists of a room that is large enough to provide 1900mm x 2300mm of floor space. The toilet must be unisex.
It is a very small room. This cannot replace the accessible toilet. However, all qualifying buildings will require an ambulant male and female toilet. They must have braille and tactile signage attached to the door (NCC 2025 Clause F4D5(c)).
Good grab rails give users something solid to hold. They cut fall risks and build confidence. Pick the right type for each space.
Ambulant grab rails fit on both side walls of the cubicle. You can install them 800mm to 810mm above the floor. They help users
Straight grab rails are suitable for
They are simple and strong. Homes, clinics, and public washrooms all use them.
Wet tiles are slippery. Shower grab rails give you a firm hold while you wash. So, you should place them near the entry and the shower seat.
Folding & drop-down rails lift out of the way when you do not need them. As a result, they save space in tight rooms. They also let carers move in close.
In hospitals, aged care, and mental health sites, people use these rails. Their sloped design removes tie-off points. They keep vulnerable users safe.
Our online kitchen and bathroom product showroom makes shopping easy. You can browse our range of rails and compare sizes and finishes. We supply to
You need to ensure you check local regulations. A builder or certifier can confirm what your site needs.
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An ambulant toilet is a small cubicle inside the male and female toilets for those that are able to walk but require help. This toilet contains rails on both walls and a high pan. As it is smaller than an accessible toilet, it is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Accessible toilets are individual toilets for wheelchair users. The toilets have a minimum area of 1900 by 2300mm. They have been designed to be unisex. Ambulant toilets have a smaller space of between 900 and 920mm. They serve people who have difficulty walking. Most buildings will require both of these toilets.
The side rails will be installed at a height of between 800 mm and 810 mm from the floor, and the pan seat height will be 460 mm to 480 mm to comply with AS 1428.1. This provides safe sitting/standing heights. You should check these measurements with your builder/certifier to ensure they are up to date.
Most homes do not. These rails suit hospitals, aged care, and mental health sites, where risks run higher. Their sloped design removes points where a cord could be tied. Ask your facility manager or certifier which type fits your site before you buy.
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