Plumbing parts

Sanitary fittings and accessible (MGN) tapware covers mixers, basins and toilets adapted so that people with disabilities and older visitors can use them without help. The key difference from standard sanitaryware is the control method: a lever handle with a long arm does not have to be gripped with the palm or fingers, and a sensor mixer works without contact at all. For someone with limited hand strength or poor fine motor control, this is what makes turning water on a genuinely achievable action.

These fittings are intended for accessible washrooms, hospitals and clinics, rehabilitation centres, care homes, hotel rooms, schools and nurseries. An ergonomic accessible basin has a front cut-out and clear space beneath it, so a wheelchair can pull right up and the user can rest on their forearms. An extended wall-hung pan gives the projection needed for sitting down and for lateral transfer from a chair.

• Sensor mixer — hygienic and requires no grip force
• Long-arm lever mixer — opens and closes in a single movement
• Ergonomic accessible basin — clear knee space for a wheelchair
• Extended wall-hung toilet — easier lateral transfer

When choosing, consider cubicle dimensions, wheelchair turning radius, the position of supply and drainage, and the clear zone in front of the basin and pan. Where support rails are installed alongside, the spacing between them matters too — solutions are selected taking accessibility norm requirements into account. We will help you plan the full cubicle fit-out and assemble a matching set — request a free consultation.