Utah Admin. Code R432-6-19 - General Standards for Details
(1)
Placement of drinking fountains, telephone booths, or vending machines shall
not restrict corridor traffic or reduce required corridor width.
(2) Doors and windows shall comply with the
following requirements:
(a) Rooms which
contain bathtubs, showers, or water closets for resident use shall be equipped
with doors and hardware which permit emergency access.
(b) Doors, except those to spaces such as
small closets not subject to occupancy, shall not swing into corridors in a
manner which will obstruct traffic or reduce corridor width. Large walk-in type
closets are occupiable spaces.
(c)
Windows which open to the exterior shall be equipped with insect
screens.
(d) Resident rooms and
suites intended for 24-hour occupancy shall have operable windows which open to
the exterior of the building or to a court open to the sky.
(e) Doors, sidelights, borrowed lights, and
windows glazed to within 18 inches of the floor shall be constructed of safety
glass, wired glass, or plastic break-resistant material that creates no
dangerous cutting edges when broken.
(f) Safety glass, wired glass, or plastic
break-resistant materials shall be used for wall openings in recreation rooms,
exercise rooms, and other activity areas unless prohibited in the International
Building Code.
(g) Doors used for
shower and bath enclosures shall be made of safety glass or plastic glazing
materials.
(3) Trash
chutes, laundry chutes, dumbwaiters, elevator shafts, and other similar systems
shall not allow movement of contaminated air into clean areas.
(4) Thresholds and expansion joint covers
shall be flush with the floor surface to facilitate use of wheelchairs and
carts.
(5) All lavatories must be
equipped with hand drying facilities.
(a)
Lavatories that are expected to serve more than one resident shall have single
use paper towel dispensing units or cloth towel dispensing units that are
enclosed to protect towels from being soiled. Double occupancy units are not
required to provide towel dispensing units if occupied by two related
persons.
(b) Lavatories shall be
anchored to withstand an applied vertical load of not less than 250 pounds on
the fixture front.
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