7 - Annex C-3 UP MDP Restroom Design Standards 2018

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UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES C-3
RESTROOM DESIGN GUIDELINES
FOR UP SERVICES
FOR DESIGN CONSULTING MINDANAO
DETAILED ARCHITECTURAL
FOR UP MINDANAO AND
ENGINEERING DESIGN
TERMS OF REFERENCE ATTACHMENT SERVICES
TERMS OF REFERENCE ATTACHMENT
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
RESTROOM DESIGN STANDARDS
OFFICE OF DESIGN AND PLANNING INITIATIVES

OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR
DEVELOPMENT
2018
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MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN
RESTROOM DESIGN STANDARDS
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Table of Contents
Introduction..............................................................................................................6
Design Key Points...............................................................................................6
Layout......................................................................................................................7
Room Layout and Dimensions............................................................................8
Public Restrooms: Typical Layout with Separate PWD Toilet................................8
Restroom Ceiling Height.........................................................................................9
Private Restroom...................................................................................................10
Lighting..................................................................................................................12
Natural Lighting................................................................................................12
Artificial Lighting...............................................................................................13
Materials................................................................................................................14
Floor..................................................................................................................14
Wall...................................................................................................................14
Ceiling...............................................................................................................14
Urinals....................................................................................................................15
General Features..............................................................................................16
Lip Height.........................................................................................................16
Colors...............................................................................................................16
Privacy Panel......................................................................................................17
General Features..................................................................................................17
Colors...................................................................................................................17
Water Closets........................................................................................................18
Dimensions.......................................................................................................19
Material Specifications.....................................................................................20
Colors...............................................................................................................20
Wash Basins and Lavatory Counters.....................................................................21
Wash Basins for Public Restrooms...................................................................22
Dimensions...........................................................................................................22
Material Specifications..........................................................................................22
Colors...................................................................................................................22
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Wash Basins for Private Restrooms..................................................................23
Colors...................................................................................................................23
Lavatory Counter..............................................................................................24
Dimensions...........................................................................................................24
Material Specification...........................................................................................25
Colors...................................................................................................................25
Fixtures and Accessories.......................................................................................26
Mirrors...............................................................................................................26
Soap Dispensers...............................................................................................27
Paper Towel Dispenser.....................................................................................27
Trash Bins..........................................................................................................28
Signages............................................................................................................28
Colors...................................................................................................................28
Specifications for Private Restrooms................................................................29
Drains................................................................................................................30
Floor Drains..........................................................................................................30
Tile Insert...............................................................................................................30
Finishes..................................................................................................................31
Floor Finishes....................................................................................................31
Colors...................................................................................................................31
Wall Finishes.....................................................................................................32
Colors...................................................................................................................32
Ceiling Finishes.................................................................................................33

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Colors...................................................................................................................33
Installation Standards...........................................................................................34
Ventilation System................................................................................................35
Mechanical Ventilation.....................................................................................35
Natural Ventilation............................................................................................36
Plumbing and Sewerage System..........................................................................37
Looscaping............................................................................................................38
Security and Vandalism Measures.........................................................................39
Fixture Ratio..........................................................................................................40
Assembly places (theatres, auditoriums, convention halls for the public).......40
Assembly places (theatres, auditoriums, convention halls for employees)......40
Dormitories for students..................................................................................41
Dormitories for staff.........................................................................................41
Accessible Toilet Compartments.......................................................................41
Shower Rooms..................................................................................................41
Preferred Brands....................................................................................................42
For Toilets, Urinals, Water Basins, Faucets, and Shower Heads......................42
For Accessories.................................................................................................42
Cost Estimates.......................................................................................................43
National Building Code of the Philippines...........................................................44
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Introduction
A well-designed public restroom has to be:
1. Clean and dry
2. Well ventialled
3. Easy to maintain
4. Planned carefully
5. Friendly to persons with disability
6. Effective in serving the user’s comfort/hygiene needs
Design Key Points

1. Layout
2. Lighting
3. Materials
4. Urinals
5. Water Closets
6. Lavatory Counters and Wash Basins
7. Accessories
8. Finishes
9. Installation Standards
10. Ventilation System
11. Plumbing and Sewerage System
12. Looscaping
13. Security and Vandalism Measures

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Chapter 1
Layout
• Single entrance/exit plans work satisfactorily provided the path of the users do not
cross each other and the main entrance is wide enough.
• The main entrance shall preferable have no door, and the cubicles, urinals, and mirrors
shall be away from the line of sight from the main entrace.
• Public toilets should be designed to minimize hand contact as much as possible for
hygienic reasons. Electronic products for toilets such as flush valves and faucets
require minimum maintenance and offer enhanced operations that promote sanitation
and perceived cleanliness because of hands-free operation.

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• Location of accessible toilets should not be too remote from the main traffic area to
avoid long travel distance.
• The ratio of fittings in male and female toilets shall be 3:5, for example, 1 WC and 2
Urinals for male: 5 WCs for female.
• As much as possible, fixtures such as urinals and WCs should be fitted back-to-back
with common pipe ducts in between.
• All public toilets should be mechanically ventilated. Small public toilets should be
fitted with an exhause fan as minimum.
Room Layout and Dimensions

Public Restrooms: Typical Layout with Separate PWD Toilet
• TYPICAL 4.5M x 9.0M BAY
• MAIN ENTRY CLEAR WIDTH = 2000MM
• CORRIDOR CLEAR WIDTH = 1200MM
• RESTROOM ENTRY CLEAR WIDTH = 1200MM
• FOR PWD TOILETS, REFER TO BP 344 ACCESSIBILITY LAW

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Restroom Ceiling Height
• GROUND FLOOR = 2.7M
• UPPER FLOORS = 2.4M

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Private Restroom
• ROOM DIMENSIONS (OUTER)
• LENGTH = 2000MM
• WIDTH = 3000MM
• DOOR WIDTH = 900MM
• LOCATE WINDOWS AWAY FROM PIPES AND FIXTURES

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• STANDARD LAYOUT (ELEVATION)
• LAVATORY
• HEIGHT = 800MM
• MIRROR
• LENGTH = 700MM (MIN)
• WIDTH = 600MM (MIN)
• HEIGHT = 950MM
• SHOWER CURTAIN = 900MM
• SHOWER
• DROP = 25MM
• SHOWER HEAD HEIGHT = 1800MM
• LEVER HEIGHT = 900MM
• FAUCET HEIGHT = 600MM
• LOCATE WINDOWS AWAY FROM PIPES AND FIXTURES

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Lighting
• Natural lightning can be used to help create a softer, friendlier environment.
• All public toilets should be provided with warm-color lighting for general lighting as
well as down lights above the wash basin/mirror. Warm color lighting aids in creating a
better ambience in the toilets, which in turn encourages more care and responsibility
from the users.
Natural Lighting
• CLERESTORY WINDOWS
• AWNING TYPE
• CLEAR GLASS OR FROSTED GLASS
• POWDER COATED ALUMINUM FRAME
• COLORS
• NEUTRAL
• EARTH TONES

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Artificial Lighting
• DOWNLIGHTS
• LED
• ROUND TYPE 75MM DIAMETER, RECESSED
• SQUARE TYPE 200MM x 200MM, RECESSED
• POWDER COATED ALUMINUM HOUSING (WHITE)
• POSITION ABOVE FIXTURES
• COLORS
• WARM WHITE
• DAYLIGHT
• WALL SCONCE
• LED
• PLACE ABOVE OR BESIDE MIRRORS
• COLORS
• WARM WHITE
• STRIP LIGHTS
• LED
• PLACE IN COVE LIGHTS AND BEHIND MIRRORS
• COLORS
• WARM WHITE

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Materials
• Carefully selected and durable materials to reduce the need for maintenance and
prevent misuse (vandalism).
• Applied finishes such as paint should be avoided together with any materials which
are affected by moisture or corrosion (e.g., woodchip products and ferrous metals).
• Non-slip homogeneous tiles are often selected because they are durable and are
relatively easy to clean.
• All toilets should have moisture impervious cleanable surface regardless of building
code requirements.
• If there is piping above the ceiling, suspended tiles will permit easy access for
maintenance and are more easily repaired in the event of spot damage.
• Moisture resistant gypsum ceiling board, mineral fiber board, or calcium silicate board
may be better suited for applications where access above the ceiling is not required.
Floor
• GLASS BLOCK
• NON-SLIP TILES
• ALUMINUM PANELS
• NATURAL STONE
• PHENOLIC CLADDING
• HOMOGENEOUS TILES
• TERRAZZO
Ceiling
• GYPSUM CEILING BOARD
Wall
• MINERAL FIBER BOARD
• NATURAL STONE
• FIBROUS PLASTER BOARD
• HOMOGENEOUS TILE
• ALUMINUM PANELS OR STRIPS
• STAINLESS STELL
• CALCIUM SILICATE BOARD
• ENAMELED STEEL
• SUSPENDED CEILING TILES

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Urinals
• Individually wall-hung urinal units shall be at least 300mm wide and the lip of the
collection area shall project from the wall at least 300mm.
• A urinal should not be set closer than 450mm from its center to any side wall,
partition, vanity or other obstruction, or closer than 900mm center-to-center between
adjacent fixtures.
• There should be at least 900mm clearance in front of the urinal to any wall, fixture, or
door.
• Urinals should be separated by privacy panels to act as visual barrier between urinals.
• Privacy panels should not extend right down to the floor as this makes cleaning
considerably harder.
• Full length urinals should be installed to cater for children’s use.
• As a further enhancement to keep the urinal area dry, scupper drains or steel grating
over the drainage could be installed below the urinal bowls.
• Litterbins with covers operated without hand contact (e.g. foot pedal) should also be
provided for users who need to was and clean up after urinating so as to reduce
littering in urinals.

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General Features Lip Height

• CEREMAIC WITH INNOGLAZE FINISH • 600MM
• WALL HUNG
Colors
• PUSH VALVE • WHITE ONLY

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Privacy Panel
General Features
• DEPTH = 400MM (MIN)
• HEIGHT = 1000MM (MIN)
• CLEAR SPACING = 700MM (MIN)
• PHENOLIC (SOLID COLORS OR WOOD PATTERN)
• WALL MOUNTED
Colors
• NEUTRAL
• EARTH TONES

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Chapter 5
Water Closets
• Pedestal (sitting) type WCs shall preferably be wall hung, without leg support, so as to
facilitate cleaning.
• A WC should be set closer than 450mm from its center to any side wall, partition,
vanity, or other obstruction.
• There should be at least 900mm clearance in front of the urinal to any wall, fixture, or
door.
• The shape of WCs should be of the elongated type.
• Seats should be constructed of smooth, non-absorbent material.
• All seats should be of the hinged open front type.
• It is encouraged for WCs to be installed without the toilet lids if they do not serve any
intended purpose.
• Cubicle partitions shall be of rigid design and wall or ceiling hung, where practical,
without leg support for easy cleaning of the floor.
• A ledge or foldable shelf should be installed in the cubicles for putting personal items.

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Dimensions
• CLEAR DEPTH = 1500MM
• CLEAR WIDTH = 900MM
• HEIGHT = 2000MM
• DOOR OPENING = 700MM
• BOTTOM OPENING = 150MM
• TOILET DISTANCE TO WALL = 450MM (WALL TO CENTER OF TOILET)
• FLUSH VALVE HEIGHT = 800MM
• FOR PWD TOILETS, REFER TO BP 344 ACCESSIBILITY LAW

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Material Specifications
• CERAMIC (GLAZED FINISH)
• FLOOR MOUNTED
• ONE PIECE TANK TYPE
• LOW CONSUMPTION 4.5 LPF
• DUAL FLUSH
• WITH TOILET SEAT AND COVER
• PROVIDE SPRAY/BIDET HOSE (FOR PRIVATE RESTROOMS)
Colors
• WHITE ONLY

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Chapter 6
Wash Basins and Lavatory

Counters
• Basins should have a minimum size of 540MM in length and 400MM in width.
• Wash basins should not be set closer than 450MM from its center to any side wall,
partition, vanity or other obstruction, or closer than 900MM center-to-center between
adjacent fixtures.
• All wash basins should be installed into lavatory counters.
• The use of flat bottom wash basin is not recommended because it does not effectively
allow dirt and debris to be washed into the drain pipes.
• Wash basins shall be on top of lavatory counters.
• For basins that are stand-alone, these shall be deep enough to prevent water
splashing out of the basins when in use.
• In food retail outlets where toilet facilities are provided, wash basins shall preferably
be outside the toilet.
• The flow rate at these basins shall be two (2) liters per minute without exceeding six (6)
liters per minute. Such flow rate will effectively allow dirt and debris to be washed into
the drain pipes.
• The wash basin designed for persons with disabilities shall have self-closing delayed-
action sensor type taps.

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PHILIPPINES RESTROOM
Wash Basins for Public Restrooms

Dimensions
• WIDTH = 540MM (RECOMMENDED)
• DEPTH = 400MM (RECOMMENDED)
• SPACING = 800MM ON CENTER
• CERAMIC
• SEMI-COUNTERTOP TYPE
• SINGLE LEVER CERAMIC DISC FAUCET (BRASS CHROME PLATED)
Colors
• WHITE ONLY

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Wash Basins for Private Restrooms

• CERAMIC (GLAZED FINISH)
• WALL MOUNTED
• SINGLE LEVER CERAMIC DISC FAUCET OR SENSOR TYPE
• STAINLESS STEEL OR CHROME PLATED BRASS FAUCET
Colors
• WHITE ONLY

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Lavatory Counter
Dimensions
• DEPTH = 600MM (MIN)
• HEIGHT = 800MM (MAX)
• OVERALL THICKNESS = 250MM (MIN)
• PROVIDE 200MM OFFSET AT SIDES
• PROVIDE 1.0M CLEAR SPACE IN FRONT OF LAVATORY

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Material Specification
• GRANITE COUNTERTOP
Colors
• NEUTRAL
• EARTH TONES

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Chapter 7
Fixtures and Accessories
Mirrors
General Features
• 6MM THICK
• PLATE GLASS
• WITH FELT PAPER ON 12MM THICK WEATHERPROOF MARINE PLYWOOD
• FRAMELESS OR SATIN FINISH ANODIZED ALUMINUM FRAME

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Soap Dispensers
General Features
• STAINLESS STEEL
• MOUNTING HEIGHT = 900MM
Paper Towel Dispenser

General Features
• STAINLESS STEEL
• MECHANICAL TYPE
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Trash Bins
General Features
• STEP CAN
• BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL
• 4.5L (MIN)
Signages
General Features
• ACRYLIC OR STAINLESS STEEL
Colors
• NEUTRAL

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Specifications for Private Restrooms

• SHOWER SET
• WALL MOUNTED
• STAINLESS STEEL OR CHROME PLATED BRASS
• SINGLE LEVER CERAMIC DISC
• COLD WATER ONLY
• FAUCET
• WALL MOUNTED
• STAINLESS STEEL OR CHROME PLATED BRASS
• WITH DIVERTER VALVE
• SOAP HOLDER
• WALL MOUNTED
• PORCELAIN OR STAINLESS STEEL

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Drains
Floor Drains
• 100MM x 100MM
• STAINLESS STEEL OR BRASS
Tile Insert
• 110MM x 110MM
• STAINLESS STEEL 304

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Finishes
Floor Finishes
• 600MM x 600MM
• RUSTIC OR MATTE FINISH
• STONE PATTERN
Colors
• NEUTRAL
• EARTH TONES

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Wall Finishes
• 300MM x 600MM
• SEMI-GLOSS, RUSTIC, OR MATTE FINISH
• STONE PATTERN
Colors
• NEUTRAL
• EARTH TONES

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Ceiling Finishes
• 10MM THICK
• TAPERED EDGE
• LIGHT GAUGE METAL FRAME
• PAINTED FINISH (FLAT LATEX)
Colors
• WHITE ONLY

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Chapter 9
Installation Standards
• Surface mounting of cables should be avoided and cables should be fully concealed.
• Sharp corners or edges should be avoided.
• Access panels to pipe ducts should be located in inconspicuous areas.
• Mirrors should be flush with the wall surface.
• Sanitary and water appliances and fittings installed in public toilets shall be heavy-duty
classiciation and quality and shall be easily-cleaned.

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Chapter 10
Ventilation System
• An ineffective ventilation system can make a public restroom unbearable, even if it is

well designed.
• An effective ventilation system ensures that vitiated air is quickly extracted and helps
to avoid dampness and subsequent growth of mold on floors and walls.
• Access panels to pipe ducts should be located in inconspicuous areas.
• Sanitary and water appliances and fittings installed in public toilets shall be heavy-duty
classiciation and quality and shall be easily-cleaned.
Mechanical Ventilation
• Where mechanical means are used for ventilation, there should be cross ventilation
and the air exchange rate should have a minimum of 15 air changes per hour.
• The mechanical ventilation system of exhaust fans and, where applicable, ventilation
ducts and grilles should ensure that every part of the toilet is within 3M of the fan inlet
or an intake grille measured horizontally.
• Preferably, intake grilles should also be provided at low levels near the WCs to enable
foul air to be extracted quickly before diffusing into other areas of the restroom.
• Replacement air should be supplied to the toilet to make up for the exhaust air.
• The replacement air may be taken directly from the exterior, or from adjacent spaces
that are permanently air-conditioned or naturally ventilated.
• The replacement air should preferably be discharged close to the floor level near the
wash basins to help keep the floor dry.
• Air locks should be incorporated to separate the toilet areas from food consumption
or preparation areas.

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• SPLIT TYPE AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM
• WALL MOUNTED
• INVERTER TYPE
• COLOR: WHITE ONLY
• EXHAUST FAN
• CEILING MOUNTED
• 300MM x 300MM COVER
• COLOR: WHITE ONLY
Natural Ventilation
• Natural ventilation should be achieved through windows, doors, louvers, or other
openings to the outdoors.
• CLERESTORY WINDOWS
• AT LEAST 1.6M HEIGHT (FLOOR TO BOTTOM OF WINDOW)
• AWNING TYPE
• CLEAR GLASS OR FROSTED GLASS
• POWDER COATED ALUMINUM FRAME
• WINDOW FRAME COLORS
• NEUTRAL
• EARTH TONES

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Chapter 11
Plumbing and Sewerage

System
• All pipe works should be concealed, except for final connections to the fixtures.
• Pipe work exposed to view should be chrome-plated.

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Chapter 12
Looscaping
• The ambience of public toilets can be enhanced further by:
• Introducing plants which can be easily maintained inside the restrooms as well as
surrounding the restrooms;
• Placing of wall pictures (made of impervious materials) and illuminated with

delicate lighting; and
• Placing of ornaments or sculptures at the dead corners of the restrooms.

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Chapter 13
Security and Vandalism

Measures
• As a security measure, lighting should be directed at areas of concealment or

vandalism-prone areas.
• Wherever possible, surfaces of walls, lavatory counters, toilet cubicle partitions, and
other surfaces in and around public restrooms should use graffiti resistant materials,
graffiti discouraging decoration, and coloration schemes.
• Durable materials should be used to withstnad heavy usage, excessive weight, and
possible abuse.
• Piping should be concealed to protect against public contact.
• Durable materials resistant to human impact should be used for all exposed piping.
• The most effective anti-theft measure is the installation of higher partitions between
cubicles to prevent adjacent users from committing theft.
• During non-operational hours, restroom entrances and windows should be secured by

shutters, locks, or dead bolts to discourage vandalism.

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Chapter 14
Fixture Ratio
Assembly places (theatres, auditoriums, convention halls for

the public)
Water Closet Lavatory Drinking
Urinals
Male Female Male Female Fountain
1: 1-100 3: 1-50 1: 1-100 1: 1-200 1: 1-200 1 per 75
2: 101-200 4: 51-100 2: 101-200 2: 201-400 2: 201-400
3: 201-400 8: 101-200 3: 201-400 3: 401-750 3: 401-750
11: 201-400 4: 401-600
Additional 1 Additional 2 Additional 1 Additional 1

per 500 if per 300 if per 500 if per 500 if
over 400 over 400 over 600 over 750
Assembly places (theatres, auditoriums, convention halls for

employees)
Water Closet Lavatory
Urinals
Male Female Male Female
1: 1-15 1: 1-15 0: 1-9 1 per 40 1 per 40
2: 16-35 2: 16-35 1: 10-50
3: 36-55 3: 36-55
Additional 1 per Additional 1 per

40 if over 55 50 if over 50

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Dormitories for students

Urinals Shower
1 per 10 1 per 8 1 per 25 1 per 12 1 per 12 1 per 8
Additional 1 Additional 1 Additional 1 Additional 1 Additional 1

per 25 if per 20 if per 50 if per 20 if per 15 if
over 10 over 8 over 150 over 150 over 150
Dormitories for staff

Urinals Shower
1: 1-15 1: 1-15 1 per 50 1 per 40 1 per 40 1 per 8
2: 16-35 3: 16-35
3: 36-55 4: 36-55
Additional 1 Additional 1
per 40 if per 40 if
over 55 over 55
Accessible Toilet Compartments

• 1 PER 20 WATER CLOSETS IN EVERY FLOOR
• ADDITIONAL 1 FOR EVERY EXCESS OF 20
Shower Rooms
• ONE PUBLIC SHOWER ROOM PER BUILDING
• ADDITIONAL ONE SHOWER ROOM PER 150 OCCUPANTS

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Chapter 15
Preferred Brands
For Toilets, Urinals, Water Basins, Faucets, and Shower Heads

• AMERICAN STANDARD
• KOHLER
• TOTO
For Accessories
• KIMBERLY CLARK PROFESSIONAL
• BRADLEY CORPORATION

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Chapter 16
Cost Estimates
RESTROOM TYPE ESTIMATED COST RANGE per SQM

PUBLIC PHP 40,000 - PHP 50,000 per SQM
PRIVATE PHP 40,000 - PHP 50,000 per SQM

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Chapter 17
National Building Code

of the Philippines

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O V P D - O D P IT E A M
ELVIRA A. ZAMORA
Vice President for Development
ARCH. ENRICO B. TABAFUNDA

Director, ODPI
ARCH. MICHAEL ANGELO V. YGNACIO

ENGR. HARVEY O. BISA
RICHMON M. PANCHO
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PART VI

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

RESTROOM DESIGN STANDARDS

OFFICE OF DESIGN AND PLANNING INITIATIVES

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES

RESTROOM DESIGN STANDARDS

OFFICE OF PLANNING AND DESIGN OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR

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1. Clean and dry

5. Friendly to persons with disability

6. Effective in serving the user’s comfort/hygiene needs

Design Key Points

6. Lavatory Counters and Wash Basins

10. Ventilation System

11. Plumbing and Sewerage System

13. Security and Vandalism Measures

OFFICE OF PLANNING AND DESIGN OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR

OFFICE OF PLANNING AND DESIGN OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR

Room Layout and Dimensions

• MAIN ENTRY CLEAR WIDTH = 2000MM

• CORRIDOR CLEAR WIDTH = 1200MM

• RESTROOM ENTRY CLEAR WIDTH = 1200MM

• FOR PWD TOILETS, REFER TO BP 344 ACCESSIBILITY LAW

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Restroom Ceiling Height

• GROUND FLOOR = 2.7M

• UPPER FLOORS = 2.4M

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• DOOR WIDTH = 900MM

• LOCATE WINDOWS AWAY FROM PIPES AND FIXTURES

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• LENGTH = 700MM (MIN)

• WIDTH = 600MM (MIN)

• SHOWER CURTAIN = 900MM

• SHOWER HEAD HEIGHT = 1800MM

• LEVER HEIGHT = 900MM

• FAUCET HEIGHT = 600MM

• LOCATE WINDOWS AWAY FROM PIPES AND FIXTURES

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• Natural lightning can be used to help create a softer, friendlier environment.

• CLEAR GLASS OR FROSTED GLASS

• POWDER COATED ALUMINUM FRAME

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• ROUND TYPE 75MM DIAMETER, RECESSED

• SQUARE TYPE 200MM x 200MM, RECESSED

• POWDER COATED ALUMINUM HOUSING (WHITE)

• POSITION ABOVE FIXTURES

• PLACE ABOVE OR BESIDE MIRRORS

• PLACE IN COVE LIGHTS AND BEHIND MIRRORS

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• Full length urinals should be installed to cater for children’s use.

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General Features Lip Height

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• HEIGHT = 1000MM (MIN)

• CLEAR SPACING = 700MM (MIN)

• PHENOLIC (SOLID COLORS OR WOOD PATTERN)

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