Unisex accessible toilet and shower, left hand — $135, silver, with the symbols for both facilities, raised characters and grade 1 uncontracted braille. The sign face is moulded from a single piece of acrylic, so there are no applied pieces to lift at the edges over time.
This is the sign for a combined accessible toilet and shower, which is a distinct facility from an accessible toilet. It appears in buildings with end-of-trip facilities, in residential care, in aged care and in some hotel and gym fitouts. Using the plain accessible toilet sign on a combined facility understates what is behind the door; using this one on a toilet with no shower overstates it. Either way the sign is wrong.
Handing works as it does across the accessible range: left and right hand describe the transfer side relative to the pan, and the sign must match the built layout.
Tactile and braille signage is governed by AS 1428.1, covering the raised characters, the braille, the contrast and the mounting height. Order from the floor plan, where the handing is drawn.




