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Accessible Bathroom Electrical & Fittings Plan
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CASE ANALYSIS
Scenario
A compact accessible bathroom needs a compliant electrical and fittings layout: wet-area GFCI protection, switch-controlled luminaires, a roll-in shower with adjacent transfer bench, and a 1.5 m clear turning space.
Key decisions
- Used unit m and symbols nec for a metric electrical overlay.
- Placed ceiling lights L1 and L2, wall light W1, and switches SW1/SW2 with controls lines for separate wet and mirror lighting circuits.
- Positioned GFCI outlets near sink and entrance away from the clear turning zone.
- Kept a 1.5 m clear turning space unobstructed by relocating ceiling light, wall light, and bench outside the zone.
When to reuse this
Reuse for accessible or code-review bathroom plans that need electrical fixture overlays, switch-to-luminaire control lines, and clearance zone validation in Schematex floorplan.
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