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We have some excellent offers on our doc m packs that meet the building regulations and can be used in the home or commercial
Doc M Style A stylish and contemporary doc m pack that can be used for domestic purposes and commercial. It comes with solid stainless grab rails which help the user support themselves and stylish white toilet suite. This doc m pack complies with document M of the building regulations and comes TMV3 Valve. Ambulant Doc M Packs Ambulant Doc M Packs Back to the Wall Doc M Packs Back to the Wall Doc M Packs Changing Doc M Packs Changing Doc M Packs Close Coupled Doc M Packs Close Coupled Doc M Packs Low Level Doc M Packs Low Level Doc M Packs Fully Compliant Doc M Packs Fully Compliant Doc M Packs Wall Hung Doc M Packs Wall Hung Doc M Packs Disabled Toilets is your number one doc m pack shop ! We stock and supply a whole range of doc m packs from Low level doc m packs to a Close coupled doc m packs close coupled doc m packs. Our fantastic range consists of different styles from different suppliers, special offer doc m packs, luxury doc m packs and doc m packs with added accessories. We are very competitive in prices and we aim to give our customers complete satisfaction. Wheelchair users should be able to approach, transfer to, and use the sanitary facilities provided within a building. This requires the provision of a wheelchair- accessible unisex toilet and should be compliant with the British Standard BS 8493.Light Reflective RoomIts important that when putting in a doc m pack that the ceramic wall and floor tiles with skirting tiles must match the walls in order to meet recommendations for BS8300 which states ' Whilst there is consideration confidence in recommending a difference in LRV (light reflective value) of 30 points or more (the good zone) there is also evidence to suggest that a difference of around 20 points might still be acceptable, provided the illuminace on the surfaces is 200 lux or more. To advoid giving the wrong impression about the size of a room, skirtings should have the same LRV as the wall so that the junction between the skirting and the floor marks the extent of the room'