Understanding Ambulant and Accessible Toilets LH / RH-Old

Understanding Ambulant and
Accessible Toilets LH and RH

Diagram 1

LH - Unisex Accessible Toilet

Example of a Left Hand Transfer Unisex Accessible Toilet. Hand Rail is on the Left Hand side when seated on the toilet. (Sign requires an LH)

Appropriate BTS (Aust) Standard Range Signs

BTS11LHn-blu, BTS11LHn-slv

Note: many more BTS (Aust) Standard Range styles available

Diagram 2

RH - Unisex Accessible Toilet

Example of a Right Hand Transfer Unisex Accessible Toilet. Hand Rail is on the Right Hand side when seated on the toilet. (Sign requires an RH)

Appropriate BTS (Aust) Standard Range Signs

BTS11LRHn-blu, BTS11RHn-slv

Note: many more BTS (Aust) Standard Range styles available

Diagram 3

Ambulant Toilet

Example of an ambulant toilet. Hand Rails are on both sides of cublical.

Appropriate BTS (Aust) Standard Range Signs

BTS11LHn-blu, BTS11LHn-slv

Note: many more BTS (Aust) Standard Range styles available