have a Powder room conversion to a full bath for a handicap customer...

trying to fit a neoangle shower in a PR.....the only way is to lose the sink and do a toilet/sink combo

anyone know which one is the best? im looking for a major manufacturer, not a POS from India

It may not work the best for a disabled person. But have you thought about using a small corner lav ? I have seen some as small as 12"x15"

Neo angle for handicap??? I wouldn't shower in one and I'm fully able.

How about a POS from Japan. That is about the only ones you will find. No U.S. manufacturer would even consider making one.

They are actually made in the USA. Of course they are stainless steel units and made in Wisconsin and California. I'm sure Vic has one on the floor.

Becareful, ADA, set special measurements.

The China versions are best left in Japan (olympics)

Best Wishes

Those are prison/public restroom fixtures, usually with push button vandal proof actuators requiring a pipe chase behind the wall.

room size is 63 x 39

try to fit a corner lav, toilet, shower and fit a wheel chair

0 chance a lav will fit

were considering making the whole bath into a shower w/ a trench drain in front of the door.....anyone put a toilet in a shower?

Caroma is the only lav/toilet I can find

i did a couple of barrier free bathrooms. both were at least 9 or 10 ft.
the entire floor was covered with shower pan material and pitched to a shower drain.
the floor was tiled and the toilet was caulked very well.
anyway, RV's and campers have combo baths. there isn't anything there that you could use, is there?
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You wouldn't really want to install an RV/camper "kickstarter" toilet in a residence, would you?

mine is not 'kickstart' it has a slide lever.
anyway, i was refering him to various layouts of combo baths with integral showers.

the w/c - sink combos use the trap refill tube to supply ONLY cw to the sink which drains into the w/c to replenish the trap

they are primarily used in japan, but, there is a 'kit' replacement lid available

imo:

your only solution is to make the entire room the shower with a basin and w/c installed on opposite walls ~ wall hung and well caulked

the main issue would be the 'sill' / entry door

this arrangement (don't know any dimensions) is actually used in the Scandinavian countries

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Bern-- I would imagine that they are installing radiant floor heat/walls in those bathrooms as well. You would want the room to dry out as quickly as possible.

I think they have some sort of contraption called a
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