FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS -DESIGN STANDARDS

FAIRMONT HOTELS & RESORTS · DESIGN STANDARDS
GUESTROOM AREAS
Water Closet (continued)
2.15. Lanais and Terraces
f) All fixtures will be products as manufactured by the Kohler
Company or other equal and approved
g) Ceiling exhaust grille with ductwork behind painted matt black
h) Undercut door ¾” (20 mm) above threshold .
a) Minimum clear width from door to railing to be 6’0” (1.8 m)
b) Curved top balustrade rail should be as thin as possible to assure
least possible obstruction of view. Open balustrade should be
carried to floor with minimal upstand wall
c) Weatherproof duplex electrical outlet
d) Non-slip floor finish
e) Brass floor drain
f) Ceiling fan 4’0” (1.2 m) in diameter with variable speed control
mounted 54” (1.5 m) to centre line AFFL in resorts
g) Where the guestroom lanai or terrace has direct access from the
exterior, a footbath with delayed shut-off tap must be provided for
sand removal.
2.16. Barrier-Free Guestrooms
Provide one handicap accessible guestroom per 100 guestrooms or as designated by
local codes. They shall be situated on the lowest guestroom floors close to the elevator
core. Half of the rooms should be connected to a room with a double/double bed
combination and the other half to a king bed guestroom.
Planning must in accordance with the recommendations of Americans with Disabilities
Act (ADA).
The guest bathrooms are to have the following features:
a) Single entry door shall be 2’10” (0.9 m) wide
b) Additional grab bars in bath recess and adjacent WC. Bars are to
be of the type that are removable when room is not occupied by a
handicapped guest
c) The vanity apron shall be kept as shallow as possible with all
exposed piping insulated.
Top of vanity is to be 2’10” (0.9 m) AFFL
d) All light switches are to be 4’ 0” (1.2 m) on centre line AFFL
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