ADA-Compliant Sinks
ADA-compliant sinks are designed with different levels of ability in mind to provide a way for customers to practice safe hygiene regardless of their dexterity. With freestanding and wall-mount ADA sinks available, operators have several options to choose from.
ADA-Compliant Sinks for Public Facilities
By adding an ADA sink to your commercial lavatory or kitchen, every customer and employee can access the sink to wash their hands in your establishment.
To meet ADA standards, ADA-compliant sinks usually require an open space underneath the bowls that’s tall enough to accommodate wheelchair users. Some of these sinks have panels below the sink to cover the drain while others leave the drain exposed. Exposed drain plumbing on ADA bathroom sinks are positioned far enough back to prevent impeding wheelchair users.
Typically, ADA-compliant sinks feature several washing stations to maximize your business's handwashing capabilities. Sinks are available with one to six washing stations to ensure you have enough space for everyone to wash their hands. Some ADA kitchen sinks also have splash guards and soap dispensers to ensure each guest and staff member can thoroughly wash their hands.