QUICK CHECKS

Toilet Braille

Door position: Where required, use the latch-side wall, nearest sign edge 50–300 mm from the architrave. Use the door if that wall position is not possible.
Height: Set tactile and Braille content 1200–1600 mm above finished floor level; a single line of tactile characters sits 1250–1350 mm above it. Measure to the content, not the top of the panel.
Fix: Level the sign and use the specified fixing system on a clean, dry surface. Keep raised lettering and Braille clear of adhesive.

Check the facility

LH and RH refer to the side grab rail from the person’s viewpoint while seated on the toilet.
Ambulant cubicle signs go on the cubicle door. An ambulant toilet is different from a wheelchair-accessible toilet; use the correct symbol.
Match toilet, shower and combined-facility wording to the approved access schedule. Where a toilet group has no accessible unisex toilet, check the required direction sign to the nearest one.

Sources & project checks

NCC notes retain the existing NCC 2022 references. Use the code edition, jurisdiction and approved sign schedule for your project.

Quick checks support your approved project specification; they do not certify a sign or installation.