Accessibility starts with the project plan.

Support rails, seats and clear circulation have to work as a coordinated room, not as late additions. The final layout must follow the project's accessibility consultant, specification and approval process.

Review an accessible room brief

Client-supplied sample configuration. Compliance is not inferred from the image.

Accessible bathroom sample with visible grab rails, shower seat and circulation space

Project-specific review

Every support feature needs a documented position.

The client samples show visible grab rails, a shower seat and open circulation areas. They are visual references only. Dimensions, clearances, fixture heights, door operation, falls and support requirements must come from the approved project documentation.

01Issue the consultant's layout and dimensional requirements with the room brief.

02Coordinate support fixing zones with the wall and enclosure design.

03Review thresholds, falls, drainage and door operation as connected details.

04Inspect the completed sample before any repeated room is released.

Accessible bathroom sample interior showing basin, toilet, shower seat and support rails — Visible support features and open room arrangement

Accessible bathroom pod entrance and surrounding enclosure — Entrance and enclosure condition

Accessible bathroom sample viewed from the doorway — Circulation area viewed from the room opening

Technical conversation

Put the compliance inputs into the brief.

SALLY can review a supplied layout for manufacture. The project team and its appointed consultants remain responsible for the applicable Australian requirements and final approval.

Approved layout	Room dimensions, circulation zones, fixture locations, door swing and required clearances.
Support features	Grab rail, seat and accessory positions, fixing requirements and nominated products.
Wet area	Thresholds, falls, drainage, waterproofing interfaces and floor finish transitions.
Project interfaces	Structure, services, penetrations, access and the boundary between pod work and site work.
Approval route	Accessibility consultant review, project sample inspection and sign-off required by the project.

The photographs do not prove compliance with AS 1428.1, the NCC or any other Australian requirement. Compliance must be assessed for the final project design and product scope.

Before manufacture

Review the room at full detail.

Issue consultant requirements

Use the approved layout and dimensional criteria.

Coordinate fixing and services

Resolve support zones, penetrations and connections.

Inspect the sample

Check the room against the project documents.

Record approval

Release repetition only after the required review.

Bring the accessible room drawing to the review.

Share the room type, project stage and available consultant information through the project brief.

Start a project review