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specifications, and coordinate the design of the mechanical and
electrical building systems required to support the space and
equipment.
4.2.38.3 Space Design Information - similar to Classroom above;
designer must verify whether projection screens, marker boards, map
rails and similar accessories are required.
4.2.39 Male and Female Toilets and Showers
4.2.39.1 Toilet rooms should be provided on each floor, and may be
distributed throughout larger buildings for personnel convenience. The
total fixture count should be based on the tables in Appendix F for the
maximum drill weekend. If local codes require more fixtures, review
with the Using Service. Modesty screening should be provided at
toilet room entries.
Figure 4-31 Shower Room
4.2.39.2 Shower rooms are provided primarily for weekend drill and
physical training purposes, but will also serve some sustainable design
goals. Shower rooms should be associated with a toilet room, but
only one shower room for each sex should be provided. All showers
will be individual units; no gang showers. Standard shower stall is 00
mm by 900 mm; accessible stalls may be 1000 mm by 1000 mm or
900 mm by 1500 mm.
4.2.39.3 Space Design Information
General/Code
Figure 4-34
Size varies
Vending Alcove
Occupancy business
Occupancy count 1 person per 9.3 sq m (100 sf)
Architectural/Interiors
Minimum STC rating 40
Ceiling height 2600 mm (8'- 8")
Floor ceramic tile; open rubber tile at showers
Base ceramic tile
Walls ceramic tile; epoxy-painted water-resistant gyp
board as an alternative; molded fiberglass as an
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