ADA Compliant Bathroom Products Offer Benefits Regardless of Physical Capabilities

Determined to promote barrier-free spaces, Villeroy & Boch offers product options that promote practical bathroom solutions that benefit all persons regardless of their physical capabilities. It is important to understand that for those who use a wheelchair or have physical disabilities, accessibility is a point that comes before appearances. With the vast assortment of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant bathroom products offered by Villeroy & Boch, those with disabilities do not have to sacrifice appearance for functionality.
 
ADA-Compliant Toilets
Villeroy & Boch offers a number of floor-standing elongated toilets that meet ADA requirements. Wall-mounted toilet options are also available, and will meet ADA standards if installed in accordance with the requirements of the Accessibility Guidelines. These products range in style from minimalist, to modern, to classic, giving options to fit with design scheme. 
 
Not only are ADA compliant toilets accessible to all, but they are convenient for tall people and the elderly. The comfort height allows for easy use. Not to mention, the elongated shape of ADA toilets gives these products a comfortable seating surface.
 
Villeroy & Boch’s Architectura one-piece toilet, for example, is ADA compliant, and offers elongated seating. It also offers the benefit of being a modern design choice, thanks to its skirted style. Also available is the Strada one-piece toilet, which complies with ADA standards.
 
ADA-Compliant Washbasins
When installed in accordance with the requirements of the Accessibility Guidelines, many of Villeroy & Boch washbasins are also ADA compliant. The styles of these washbasins range from contemporary to classic, allowing for more options when building a barrier free bathroom.
 
Washbasins that can be wall-mounted, such as the contemporary Subway line, and drop-in washbasins, such as the geometrically-inspired Architectura and Loop & Friends lines, offer ease of use when installed properly and allow for flexibility with height options for mounting. If installed directly to the wall or into a free-floating countertop, these setups create under counter clearing space, allowing users to place a stool for sitting or have accessibility with a wheelchair while using the bathroom sink and mirror.

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