• Grab bars should be provided to one urinal, one basin and inside one toilet cubicle.
• At least one basin and mirror and one urinal should be mounted at a lower level.
• Hand dryers for wheelchair users should be protruding to provide knee space but should not become an obstruction.
• Mirror inside disabled toilet should be tilted towards the floor for use by the wheelchair users.

• At least one basin and mirror and one urinal should be mounted at a lower level for children.
• One water closet is preferably to be with a lower seat height for children.
• A basin, a small counter top, hooks or notches for holding handbags, and a litter bin should be within arm's reach from the nappy-changing mattress.
• Family toilet cubicles and spaces for breastfeeding are preferable, see 5.8.1 above.

5.9 Furniture, fixtures and fittings
5.9.1 Configuration

• Furniture, fixtures or fittings should not obstruct a route.
• Fixtures and fittings should be easy to operate by all users.
• Furniture, fixtures or fittings should be approached without any barriers or changes in level.
• Adequate space should be allowed to access the furniture, fixtures or fittings.
• High and low mounting levels should be allowed for fittings like drinking fountains, public telephones, vending machines, door bells, lift call buttons.