handicap height requirement
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Make bath office should be consistent with the ADA?
We have an office, bathrooms not share with anyone, and our bathroom is not public. We are in a historic building and although the city requires us to have a bath of disadvantage (ie, large) … which again is not public. Do we to meet ADA requirements (ie sink height, width, etc)? Once again this is a private office, not retail.
You still must comply with the ADA. Do you comply with the ADA means that you must have a disability-accessible bathroom? Not necessarily. The ADA requires employers to take "reasonable steps" to provide facilities for the disabled. What is reasonable? Depends on a million factors. How big of a company are you? How much would that do to be compatible? Is there a current need? If you are in a historic building and the bathroom not is large enough, then what is compatible with major works and would almost certainly not be reasonable. Richard
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