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alternative in shower room
Ceiling epoxy-painted cement board
Trim
Lockset passage or push/pull
Mechanical
Heating - passive, from transfer air
Cooling - passive, from transfer air
Ventilation Use the largest of 10L/S/SQM, 10 air changes/
HR, or ASHRAE 62; negative air pressure.
Electrical
Lighting 30 fc; showers, 20 fc recessed, wet location,
lensed fluorescent downlights
Receptacles convenience duplex GFI in wet areas; GFI
duplex at sinks
Voice/data none
Furniture Equipment
Towel hooks or racks at showers
Special features or considerations
Commercial grade flush valve fixtures Corrosion-resistant
registers
Consider benches at drying areas
4.2.40 Accessible Unisex Toilet
4.2.40.1 With the requirement that all newly constructed toilet rooms
Figure 4-35
be accessible, this space authorization is sometimes lumped with the
Break Area
male and female toilets. It may also be used to provide a toilet in a
remote part of a building.
4.2.40.2 Space Design Information: See male and female toilet rooms
above.
4.2.41 Male and Female Locker Rooms
4.2.41.1 Locker room space is provided for personnel storage, and
for changing of clothing for physical training or during drill weekends.
4.2.41.2 The locker room space authorization may not provide
sufficient area for an individual locker for all personnel; in such cases
some lockers may be assigned, or all may be available for anyone's
use. Full-height, half-height, or a mixture of both may be provided. As
a rule of thumb, provide full-height lockers for full-time personnel and
those above the rank of Commander, and half-height for the
remainder as space allows.
UFC 4-171-05
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