Wheelchair Accessible Bathroom Sink

A wheelchair accessible wash basins is designed to make it easier for individuals using a wheelchair to access and use the sink. Here are some features commonly found in a wheelchair accessible bathroom sink:
1. Height: The sink is typically installed at a lower height, usually around 29 inches from the floor, to allow wheelchair users to comfortably reach the sink while seated.
2. Clearance: The area under the sink is designed to provide ample clearance for a wheelchair to fit underneath. This allows the user to roll their wheelchair up to the sink and have their knees and legs comfortably positioned beneath it.
3. Knee Space: Some height adjustable wash basin have a cut-out or indented area beneath the sink to provide additional knee space. This allows the user to get even closer to the sink without any obstructions.
4. Faucet Controls: The faucet controls are often placed at the front of the sink or on the side, making them easily accessible for someone seated in a wheelchair. Lever-style or touchless faucets can also be installed to make it easier to turn the water on and off.
5. Insulated Pipes: To prevent accidental burns, the plumbing pipes under the sink may be insulated or covered to ensure that they do not become too hot to touch.
6. Support Bars: Grab bars or support bars may be installed near the sink to provide stability and support for individuals with limited mobility. These bars can assist in transferring from a wheelchair to the sink or provide something to hold onto while using the sink.
7. Mirror Placement: The mirror above the sink is typically positioned at a lower height, allowing individuals in wheelchairs to see themselves easily while seated.
These adjustable height bathroom sink features are designed to enhance accessibility and make it more convenient for individuals using wheelchairs to perform daily tasks at the bathroom sink.

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