overview - changing places · web viewthere are a number of essential requirements that make up a...

Schematic Design Review

of

Changing PlacesXXXXXXXX

prepared for

XXXXon behalf ofAssociation of Children with a Disability

XX XXXXXX

2017

ref: xxxxx SD

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Overview

Equal Access Pty Ltd, disability access consultants, has been commissioned by Association for Children with A Disability to act as Changing Places consultants for the development of new facilities within Australia.

This assessment reviews the key access provisions associated Changing Places facility at XXXXX on behalf of XXXX and is at the schematic design stage of documentation.

Referenced Documentation

This report references the following legislation and access standards:

Commonwealth Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (DDA) Commonwealth Disability (Access to Premises – Buildings) Standards 2010 (Premises

Standards) Changing Places Transforming Lives Information Kit, November 2015, Association for

Children with a Disability (Changing Places Information Kit)

Documentation Provided

For the preparation of this assessment, the following architectural drawings prepared by XXXX, (job: AS-JUP22CPD), have been reviewed:

Background

Changing Places facilities are provided for use by people with a profound disability and their carer, or carers. This includes people with profound and multiple learning disabilities and other serious impairments such as muscular dystrophy, spinal injuries, acquired brain injury or multiple sclerosis.

There are a number of essential requirements that make up a Changing Places facility. It must have enough space, the right equipment including an adjustable height change table, overhead hoist, peninsula toilet and provide a safe and clean environment.

Methodology

This report uses the Performance Specifications within the Changing Places Information Kit 2015, as the basis for a check-list to assess the current design of the Changing Places facility.

Changing Places Ref:xxxxxxxSchematic Design Assessment xxxxxxxxxx 2017

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Assessment

Changing Places Facility Performance SpecificationThe following table outlines the Changing Places Performance Specifications and provides a comment as to whether the current design complies.

Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesCeiling height The minimum ceiling height of the facility is to be

determined by the design of the ceiling hoist specified for the facility.

Dimension key items at next stage of documentation.

To be confirmedORComplies

Ceiling height The facility must achieve the following as a minimum requirement, with regard to the ceiling hoist installation and track system: A minimum height of 2400mm clear unobstructed

vertical height above the finished floor level (AFFL) to the underside of any ceiling hoist track, ceiling hoist component or other fixture and fittings.

Ceiling hoist dimensioned at xxxxmm from FFL to underside of track. orDimension distance from FFL to underside of track at next stage of documentation.


Ceiling hoist Provide a powered room coverage hoist system that is permanently being charged.This is also called XY system or gantry, including 2 parallel fixed rails and a perpendicular moving traverse rail. This must provide coverage over the entire room for greatest flexibility when using the facility. Ensure full coverage of the bathroom, including toilet and change table, is provided.

Full coverage gantry indicated on drawings. ORFull coverage gantry not indicated on drawings. Review hoist system and provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesCeiling hoist Track system equivalent to:

1. Rail system with a safe working load (SWL) of 180kg minimum.2. Two fixed parallel rails.3. One moving traverse rail. (May require piggyback support rail.)4. Includes wall or ceiling mounted charger. 5. Standard GPO required to be provided by builder at ceiling level.

Details have been provided for the track system.OrDetails have not been provided for the track system. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Ceiling hoist Hoist system equivalent to:1. Fixed hoist2. Lifting height up to a min 210cm3. Min load 180kg4. Hoist Case Flame Retardant ABS

Hoist complies as specified.ORDetails have not been provided for the hoist system. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Accessible toilet pan A toilet pan shall be provided. The toilet pan shall be installed so that:1. The front edge of the pan is 800mm ± 10mm from the rear wall; and2. A 900mm wide circulation space is provided between the pan and the side wall.

Spatially the design complies.ORSpatially the toilet pan does not comply. Review design and provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesAccessible toilet seat A toilet seat shall been specified that complies with;

1. Be of the full-round type, (i.e., not open fronted) and with minimal contours to the top surface;2. Be securely fixed in position when in use;3. Have seat fixings that create lateral stability for the seat when in use;4. Be load-rated to 150 kg; and5. Have a minimum luminance contrast of 30% with the background (e.g., pan, wall or floor against which it is viewed).

Toilet seat provided complies.Or Toilet seat does not comply. Review product and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Accessible toilet flushing controls

Flushing controls shall be in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1, including:1. Being user activated, either hand operated or automatic.2. Where hand-operated flushing controls are used, they shall be centred on the centre-line of the toilet (max height 1100mm), wholly within the vertical limits of that zone. The position of the flushing control within this zone shall not be within the area required for any grabrails or backrest.3. The flushing control shall be proud of the surface and shall activate the flush before the button becomes level with the surrounding surface.

Flushing control as indicated is compliant.OrFlushing control not documented correctly. Provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesAccessible toilet backrest

A backrest shall be provided in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1. The backrest shall:1. Be capable of withstanding a force in any direction of 1100 N;2. Have a height, at the lower edge of backrest to the top of the WC seat, of 120mm to 150mm;3. Have a vertical height of 150–200mm and a width of 350–400mm; and4. The front edge of the centre of the backrest be positioned to achieve an angle of between 95° to 100° back from the seat hinge.

Backrest complies.OR Backrest not documented correctly. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Accessible toilet grabrail

Fold down grabrails shall be provided and shall be:1. Located at a height of 800mm to the top of the rail;2. Located 360-370mm from the centreline of the WC pan;3. 850mm minimum long;4. 32mm diameter;5. Securely fixed to withstand a force in any direction of 1100 N;6. At least one grabrail is to contain a toilet paper holder; and7. Capable of being lifted up or swung away to allow unimpeded access to the WC pan.

Fold down grabrails comply.ORFold down grabrails not documented correctly. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesHand wash basin design

The installation of wash basins shall be in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1, including:1. The wash basin shall be installed within the height range to 800-830mm;2. Exposed hot water supply pipes shall be insulated or located so as not to present a hazard;3. Water supply pipes and waste outlet pipes shall not encroach on the required clear space under the washbasin; and4. Hand wash basin is to have an integrated lay off area of a minimum 300mm wide.

Washbasin complies.ORWashbasin not documented correctly. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Hand wash basin tap Water taps shall be in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1, including:1. Taps shall have lever handles, sensor plates, or other similar controls;2. Lever handles shall have not less than 50mm clearance from an adjacent surface;3. Where separate taps are provided for hot and cold water, the hot water tap shall be placed to the left of the cold water tap for horizontal configurations, or above the cold water tap for vertical configurations; and4. Where hot water is provided, the water shall be delivered through a mixing spout.

Water taps comply.ORWater taps not documented correctly. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesMirror/s The mirror shall be in compliance with the current

version of AS 1428.1, including:1. Provide a vertical mirror with a reflective surface not less than 350mm wide and shall extend from a height of not more than 900mm to a height of not less than 1850mm above the plane of the finished floor; and2. Where provided, a second vertical mirror shall extend from a height of not less than 600mm to a height of not less than 1850mm above the plane of the finished floor.

Mirror as drawn is compliant. ORMirror as drawn is incorrect. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Soap dispensers, towel dispensers and similar fittings

Soap dispensers, towel dispensers, hand dryers and similar fittings shall be provided in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1. Each fitting shall be operable by one hand, and be:1. Installed with the height of their operative component or output not less than 900mm and not more than 1000mm above the plane of the finished floor; and2. No closer than 500mm from an internal corner.

Location of soap dispenser, towel dispenser, hand dryer (and similar fittings) comply.ORLocation of (Fitting/s) not documented correctly. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Clothes hook One clothes hook shall be installed in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1 between 1200mm to 1350mm above the plane of the finished floor located near the hand washbasin.

Clothes hook complies as specified.ORClothes hook not documented correctly. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Sling hook One large sling hook shall be installed beside the change table at 1500mm above the finished floor level.

Sling hook complies as specified.ORProvide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesSanitary disposal unit The sanitary disposal unit shall be located as follows:

1. Portable unit in the corner beside the pan; or2. Recessed unit within 500mm from the pan.

Sanitary disposal unit complies as specified. ORProvide details at next stage of documentation.


Change table The general requirements for the change table are as follows:1. Permanently fixed to the wall.2. 700mm table width, 700mm of height adjustability (Minimum 300mm - Maximum 1000mm);3. A safety rail that can be folded up or down easily;4. Remote controlled, low voltage for safe operation in a wet area;5. Weight loading capacity to be min 180 kg;6. If a freestanding style change table is used it must be fixed in place close to the wall; and7. Manually adjustable back support (desirable only, not mandatory)

Change table complies as specified.ORProvide details at next stage of documentation.


Change table disposable cover dispenser

Provide a paper towel cover and dispenser or antiseptic wipes for cleaning of the table.

Paper towel cover and dispenser/ antiseptic wipes provided.ORPaper towel cover and dispenser/ antiseptic wipes not provided. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shelf over the change table cover dispenser

Provide a shelf for storage of supplies by users of the room. Shelf to be 400 x 150mm wide minimum.

Shelf provided complies as indicated.ORShelf does not comply. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.


Changing grabrails Provide two 32mm diameter, 800mm long grab rails installed horizontally at 800mm and 1000mm above the plane of the floor level that allow users to hold onto whilst standing to have clothes adjusted.

Changing grabrails comply.ORChanging grabrails do not comply. Review and provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesFlooring The flooring shall be a surface that provides a

minimum R11 non-slip rating.Provide details at next stage of documentation. To be

confirmedORComplies

Automated Door(s) Sliding doors to be automated Sliding doors complyORProvide details at next stage of documentation.


Door Threshold The threshold at the entry doors shall incorporate a smooth transition without a step or lip.

Level transition indicated.ORLevel transition not indicated. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Contrast of doorway The doorways shall have a minimum 50mm luminance contrast band around the doorway. The band must achieve a minimum luminance contrast of 30% between the following components:

door leaf and door jamb; or door leaf and adjacent wall; or architrave and wall; or door leaf and architrave; or door jamb and adjacent wall.

Door contrast requirement notated on plans.ORNotate requirements at next stage of documentation.Prepare a finishes schedule to confirm paint complies with this requirement.Please download Luminance Contrast calculator to input paint LRV values: http://luminos.com.au/calculators/


Door control locations The automatic door controls shall comply with the current version of AS 1428.1 and be installed in accordance with the following:1. Installed between 900 - 1200mm above the level of the finished floor level.2. Located at least 500mm from any internal corner.3. The button shall have a minimum dimension of 25mm diameter and be proud of the surrounding surface.

Automatic door controls comply.ORProvide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesDoor control safety features

The automatic doors shall be provided the following safety features:1. The automated door must be calibrated to have sufficient "dwell" time to allow people to safely travel through the doorway with a gentle opening and closing operation to reduce the risk of impact to users of the facility.2. The automated door must be fitted with a fail-safe opening mechanism that opens the door if an object is detected during its closing operation.3. Door opening force in the case of a power failure must not be more than 20N.

Automatic doors comply and safety features notated on plans.ORProvide details at next stage of documentation.


Door control Braille and tactile text

The automatic door control signage shall comply with current versions of AS 1428.1 & BCA and must achieve the following:1. Door control signs shall include both Braille and raised tactile text characters.2. Braille and tactile text are to be provided on the signage complying with Specification D3.6 of the BCA.3. The Braille & tactile text component of the signage must be installed between 1200mm and 1600mm above the level of the finished floor level in accordance with BCA, Specification D3.6.

Door control signage complies. OR Provide a signage schedule at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesDoor control operational requirements

The automatic door control plate signage shall achieve compliance with the following operational requirements (as a minimum):1. The "Push to Open" and "Push to Lock" buttons shall have a minimum dimension of 25mm diameter and be proud of the surrounding surface.2. All buttons shall be of a contrasting colour to the plate background.3. The external "Push to Open" button may be replaced with a Master Locksmiths Access Key (MLAK) in public areas without a high level of supervision and where there is a risk of damage or vandalism to equipment. The MLAK is a locking system that enables people with disabilities to gain access to a network of public facilities as and when required.See http://www.masterlocksmiths.com.au/mlak.php Further information about MLAK systems is available on page 43.4. The external door control plate must indicate the method of opening the door (i.e. by way of a "Push to Open" button as shown in the image below, or by the use of an MLAK*).5. "Occupied" and "Vacant" indicator lights are required on the external plate.6. "Locked" and "Unlocked" indicator lights are required on the internal plate.7. When the "Push to Lock" internal plate button is pressed it must secure the door followed by an audible beep.

Door control operational requirements comply and notated on drawings.ORProvide details at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesDoor control key system (MLAK)

It is up to each venue how they manage access to their Changing Places toilet. Some venues choose to keep the Changing Places toilet unlocked. Other venues may keep it locked as a way to counter vandalism and misuse. By providing a key operated system you are ensuring the toilet facilities are only used by people who require them, as a result most of these toilets have been found to be in a safe and clean environment.

If you are choosing to have the Changing Places facility locked you will need to install the following system: Master Locksmiths' Access Key (MLAK) or Master Locksmiths' Access Fobs are also available for the MLA LOKtouch electro-mechanical access control system. The Master Locksmiths' Access Key (MLAK) enables people with disabilities to gain 24/7 access to a network of public facilities.

MLAK has been fitted to elevators at railway stations, accessible toilets in Council municipalities and National Parks and in adaptive playground equipment (Liberty Swings) across Australia.

People with a disability are able to purchase MLAK which will open all toilets, playgrounds, and other facilities which are fitted with this specially designed lock. MLAK is available for purchase from the Master Locksmiths Association of Australasia. To apply for and purchase MLAK online go to www.masterlocksmiths.com.au or telephone (03) 9338 8822.

MLAK Key indicated on unit.ORMLAK Key not indicated on unit.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesSignage - External facility signage

A sign is to be provided outside the facility doorway complying with BCA, Specification D3.6:1. Located on the wall on the latch side of the door between 50mm and 300mm from the architrave (BCA, D4.2 (c) (i)).2. Braille and tactile information is to be provided on the signage complying with Specification D3.6 of the BCA.3. Braille and tactile sign is to be located between 1200mm and 1600mm AFFL (BCA, Clause 2 Specification D3.6).

External facility signage complies as specified.ORProvide an external facility signage schedule at next stage of documentation.


Signage – Internal, Change table operating instructions

Provide a sign detailing operating instructions for the change table. Refer to Page 27 of the Changing Places Information Kit for an example.

Signage detailing operating instructions for the change table provided.ORProvide a mock-up of the design by the signage company at next stage of documentation.


Signage – Internal, Ceiling hoist operating instructions

To provide a sign detailing operating instructions for the ceiling hoist. Refer to Page 28 of the Changing Places Information Kit for an example.

Signage detailing operating instructions for the ceiling hoist provided.ORProvide a mock-up of the design by the signage company outlining ceiling hoist operating instructions at next stage of documentation.


Sling Guidance Signage and literature should clearly advise people that they need to provide their own sling for health and safety reasons.

Signage detailing operating instructions for the sling provided.ORProvide a mock-up of the design by the signage company at next stage of documentation.



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Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesCompetence of user and carer

There are risks associated with the user and/or carer not being competent in use of the hoist. To minimise this risk all promotional material including notices in the toilet should state that only users and carers accustomed to hoisting should use the hoist.

All information should include pictorial or diagrammatic guidance and easy English text. It should also be made clear that there is no one on site available to assist, as currently available at Travellers Aid and those requiring assistance should have a support person/carer with them.

The manufacturer's instructions for use of the hoist should also be displayed in a prominent position in the toilet.

Provide this information on visitor information formats (print, web, and the like).


Emergency Lighting Emergency lighting to be provided within facility in case of power failure.

Emergency lighting details have been provided and notated on drawings.ORProvide details regarding emergency lighting at next stage of documentation.



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Shower FacilityComplete or delete table as required.

Accessible Feature Design Performance Requirements Comments / Recommendation CompliesShower Shower installations should comply with the current

version of AS 1428.1.Shower complies.ORShower does not comply. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower Curtain A wall mounted retractable privacy curtain is installed.

A wall mounted retractable shower curtain is indicated on drawings.OR

To be confirmedOR


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A wall mounted retractable shower curtain is not indicated on drawings. Provide details at next stage of documentation.

Complies

Shower Floor and waste outlet

The requirements for the floor and waste outlet are as follows:1. The floor of the shower recess and associated circulation space shall be self draining and without a step-down, raised step kerb or hob at the entry to the recess;2. The waste outlet for the shower shall be provided in accordance with the floor plans;3. The slope of the floor of the shower recess shall have a gradient between 1 in 60 and 1 in 80, as shown on the floor plans; and4. The slope of floor of the remainder of the sanitary facility shall have a gradient between 1 in 80 and 1 in 100.

The shower floor and waste outlet complies.ORShower floor and waste outlet do not comply. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower horizontal grabrails

Provide 32mm diameter grabrail/s in accordance with the current AS 1428.1 which shall be fixed on the walls in the positions shown as detailed.

Shower grabrails comply.ORShower grab rails do not comply.Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower head support grabrail

A shower head support grabrail shall be fixed on the wall in the position as detailed.

Shower head support grabrail complies.ORShower head grab rail does not comply. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower head A hand-held shower head shall be provided in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1, including:1. A flexible hose with a minimum length of 1500mm;2. An adjustable shower head holder shall be provided to support the shower head and shall:

a. Be installed on the shower head holder support

Shower head support grabrail complies.ORShower head grab rail does not comply. Provide details at next stage of documentation.



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grabrail as shown;b. Allow the graspable portion of the shower head to be positioned at various angles and heights;c. Allow the graspable portion of the shower head to be located at heights between 1000mm and 1800mm above the plane of the finished floor; andd. Allow access and adjustment from a seated position.

Shower water outlet The water outlet shall be located as per AS 1428.1 and be provided with a back-flow prevention device.

Water outlet details notated on drawings.ORWater outlet details not provided. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower soap holder The soap holder shall be located within the zone as detailed in AS 1428.1, Figure 48.

Soap holder located within zone.ORSoap holder not located within zone. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower tap Taps shall be located within the zone as detailed in AS 1428.1, Figure 48.

Shower taps located within zone.ORShower taps not located within zone. Provide details at next stage of documentation.


Shower folding seat A foldable seat shall be provided inside the shower recess in compliance with the current version of AS1428.1, as detailed and shall - 1. Be self-draining;2. Be slip-resistant;3. Have front corners that are rounded to a radius of 10 to 15mm;4. Have top edges that are rounded with a minimum radius of 2 to 3mm; and

Folding shower seat complies.ORFolding shower seat does not comply. Provide details at next stage of documentation.



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5. Shall fold in an upwards direction and when folded the grabrail shall be accessible.6. Be 450mm in width (which differs from AS 1428.1).

Where drainage is provided by holes or slots in single unit seats or by gaps between slats in compound seats, the diameter of the holes, the width of the slots and the gaps between slats shall be between 4 to 6mm.

The fastenings, materials, and construction of the seat shall be able to withstand a force of 1100 N applied at any position and in any direction without failing or loosening of fastenings.

Shower clothes hooks Provide not less than two clothes-hanging devices in compliance with the current version of AS 1428.1, installed 1200mm to 1350mm above the plane of the finished floor and shall be fitted outside the shower recess.

One such device shall be located within 400mm and the other within 600mm of the folding seat.

Clothes hooks comply.ORClothes hooks do not comply. Provide details at next stage of documentation.



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Changing Places Accreditation

In accordance with the commentary in the Changing Places Information Kit, a new Changing Places facility must be accredited as follows:

Facilities bearing the BLUE Changing Places logo are those built according to one of the three specifications detailed in Changing Place Information Kit (pages 29, 30, 31), or based on alternate or modified plans which have been approved by the Changing Places technical advisory team prior to construction.

Should you require any further clarification or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned on 9001 5805 or via email [email protected]

Yours faithfully,EQUAL ACCESS PTY LTD

KATE COWBURNDisability Access Consultant Association of Consultants in Access Australia Inc.Membership No. 533

BRUCE BROMLEYDisability Access & Egress ConsultantAssociation of Consultants in Access Australia Inc.Accredited Membership No. 187

Note: N1. It must be noted that this report discusses the BCA requirement for consideration of

luminance contrast in accessible building features. Equal Access Pty Ltd must disclose that we own a subsidiary business Luminos Consulting. The recommendations made within this report should not be considered a recommendation to use Luminos Consulting for the provision of luminance contrast testing. The recommendations are made only to highlight the minimum access requirements, not for the provision of on-site testing or laboratory testing of building features for luminance contrast.


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Appendix A - Changing Places Fixtures & Fittings Schedule

Please note that the following links don’t take you directly to the recommended product.It should also be noted that equivalent product may be utilised that achieve the same performance level.

Ceiling Hoist

Ceiling Hoist SolutionsSlimine parallel rails with Ceiling mounted patient lifting hoist K440 (200kg SWL) Code: K440 2 Way Fixed hoisthttp://www.ceilinghoistsolutions.com.au/

Healthcare Lifting SystemsGuldmann GH3 hoist rated to 250kg including inline charger.http://www.healthcarelifting.com.au/

Change Table

CHS HealthcareNivano CTE Electric Height Adjustable Shower & Change Table 1900mm long, 200Kg SWLhttp://www.ceilinghoistsolutions.com.au/

Healthcare Lifting SystemsRopox Hudson 210cm height adjustable change bed including http://www.healthcarelifting.com.au/

EnwareNursing Bench 1800mm long Adjustable Height with Safety Rail.http://www.enware.com.au/

Door Controller

Dorma● DORMA HD Series unit● DORMA MLAK Entry Key switch (DORMA - PK2) with MLAK rekeying

effected by client or others supplied by Master Locksmith Australia● DORMA - PK4 - Mode switching – keyed switching with rekeying by client.

Functions available shall be (nominate LOCK/AUTO/EXIT/OPEN, OFF/ON/OPEN, etc.) for hold open requirements including cleaning and maintenance

● Option 1 (Non-secured): DORMA Push button/s (P2 - Green & Black) mounted internally/externally and in compliance with the requirements of AS5007 and AS1428.1.

● Option 2 (Secured): DORMA MLAK - Privacy Access Plates will include the following (Produced in accordance to AS1428.1 and D3.6)

http://www.dorma.com/au/


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Change Table Cover Dispenser

Kimberly-ClarkeLarge Roll Dispenser525mm W x 198mm H x 175 mm DCODE 4917http://www.kcprofessional.com.au/http://www.kcprofessional.com.au/products/product-finder-results?bf=0&pcf=0&if=0&bpid=2334&pcpid=2268&ipid=2356&keyword=4917

Toilet Suite & Backrest

CaromaCare 800 Invisi™ Series II Toilet Suite with Backresthttp://specify.caroma.com.au/

Handbasin

CaromaOpal 920 Wall Basinhttp://specify.caroma.com.au/

EnwareIFO-Sign Basin 900 (left or right bowl)http://www.enware.com.au/Product/IFO7462

Handbasin Tap

CaromaNordic Care basin mixerhttp://specify.caroma.com.au/

Toilet Grabrails

SurecareSimplicity grab rails with toilet roll holderhttp://www.surecare.com.au/

EisegripStyle T40 Drop Down Toilet Support Arms with toilet roll holderhttp://www.eisegrip.com.au/

Healthcare Lifting SystemsLOIRE-wave 80 Item 40-40115 whttp://www.healthcarelifting.com.au/

Change Grabrails

Surecare2 off 32mm diameter 800mm long grab railshttp://www.surecare.com.au/

Eisegrip2 off 32mm diameter 800mm long grab railshttp://www.eisegrip.com.au/


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Shower Seat

SurecareSRA5/960 Easifold Shower Slotted Seat http://www.surecare.com.au/

Will surecare make a bigger seat, as required within the kit? Call and ask

EisegripSHS960 Fold Away Shower Seathttp://www.eisegrip.com.au/

Will surecare make a bigger seat, as required within the kit? Call and ask

Shower Grabrails

Surecare2 off 32mm diameter 800mm long grab railshttp://www.surecare.com.au/

Product code AS29/30 doesn’t comply with AS1428.1. Will people think this is what is meant for the shower grabrail?

EisegripStyle S25 Shower Grab Rail With Sliderhttp://www.eisegrip.com.au/

http://www.eisegrip.com.au/shower-grab-rail.htmlProduct code - EGS25.30.SC/ EGS25.31.SC

RBA http://www.rba.com.au/catalogue/product/rba4110-921/

Shower Curtain Rail

Ropimex RKLTelescopic rails for bathroomshttp://www.ceilinghoistsolutions.com.au/

http://www.ceilinghoistsolutions.com.au/products/ropimex-rkl/

Surecare2 off CTSW – Movable Type Curtain Trackshttp://www.surecare.com.au/curtaintrack_curtain/monotrack-moveable-curtain-tracks/

Active Mobility2 off Telescoping Curtain Boom & Brackethttp://www.activemobility.com.au/index.php/shower-curtain-rail.html

Hand Shower

SurecareHand Shower Set Chrome with 1.5m hosehttp://www.surecare.com.au/

EisegripEGHSK02.15C Hand shower chrome with 1.5m hosehttp://www.eisegrip.com.au/

Shower tap

CaromaAcqua shower mixer. Code 90988Chttp://specify.caroma.com.au/


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Shower soap holder

EisegripSCSH103 soap dish with drainhttp://www.eisegrip.com.au/

Changing Places Sign

Braille Sign SuppliesChanging Places signhttp://braillesignsupplies.com.au

Braille Tactile SignsChanging Places signhttp://www.brailletactilesigns.com.au/

Privacy screen

SilentiaFolding hospital screenhttp://www.silentiascreens.com/


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