For what it is worth, I have been told by a reliable accessibility person that standard toilet compartment partition doors are not the type that the accessibility folks are concerned about. However, if you have compartments that are actually a small room with a door that has a automatic closer, then the 12 inches applies.
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Do in-swinging toilet partition doors need 12" push clearance?
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So the triggering component on all doors is the
use of an automatic closer ?
FWIW, I have never seen an auto closer on a
toilet stall, ...only the gravity types.
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So the triggering component on all doors is the
use of an automatic closer ?
FWIW, I have never seen an auto closer on a
toilet stall, ...only the gravity types.
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