Chapter 12 Sleeping Areas Types of Sleeping Areas
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Chapter 12 Sleeping Areas Types of Sleeping Areas Bedrooms Average size – 100 to 200 square feet 3 items must accommodate a minimum size bedroom – Single Bed (Must have 48” of space on one side for cleaning / must have 22” on all sides for entering bed) – Bedside table / Nightstand – Dresser
Doors must be 2’-8” to allow passage of furniture Closets – Should have 6 feet of hanging room person – 48” of clearance in front of closet is needed for hanging and dressing Windows – Double glazed windows or insulating windows should be used to reduce noise – Cross ventilation should be used to vent a room if air conditioning is not available – Ribbon windows provides privacy and allowing space underneath for furniture
Bathrooms Compartment bath Usually divided by partitions Open Plan Bath that all fixtures are visible
Full Bath Must have 3 basic fixtures – Water Closet / Toilet • 2 TYPES • ONE PIECE • TWO PIECE • Minimum clearance from the center of the water closet to another fixture, wall or cabinet is 15” (For a wheelchair – 30”) • Clearance from the end of the water closet should not be less than 24”
– Lavatory / Sink • 3 types • Set-in • Molded into countertop • Pedestal – Materials • Cast Iron • Porcelain covered steel • Stainless steel • Brass • Copper • Composite material (cultured marble) • Acrylic - Tub or Shower
Sizes and dimensions Minimum size full bathroom 5’x 8’ (40 square feet) Comfortable sink height is 34” to 36” Vanity depth should be 20” to 24”
Half Bath Lavatory Water Closet
Décor material qualities Water resistant Easily maintained Easily sanitized Exhaust fans can provide ventilation
