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Unisex Toilet Signage for Commercial Washrooms

Braille and tactile unisex accessible toilet signage, including left and right hand transfer compartments with shower, in stainless steel and vinyl finishes.

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Unisex accessible toilet right hand transfer and shower braille sign, stainless steel with black infill Unisex accessible toilet left hand transfer and shower braille sign, stainless steel with black infill

Why choose unisex signage from Lamex

  • Braille and tactile lettering for compliance
  • Standard and accessible unisex toilet options
  • Left and right hand transfer orientations
  • Options with integrated shower symbol
  • Stainless steel and vinyl finishes, silver, black and blue infill
  • 164 unisex signage products in stock with trade support

How to choose the right unisex toilet signage

Unisex and all-gender single-occupancy toilets are increasingly standard in new commercial fit-outs, offices and public buildings, so confirm whether the compartment is a standard unisex toilet or a unisex accessible compartment before ordering. Accessible compartments need to match the transfer orientation built into the room: check which side the grab rails and transfer space sit on and choose the corresponding left hand or right hand sign.

Braille and tactile lettering is required on unisex accessible toilet signage in most Australian public and commercial buildings under the Premises Standard and AS1428.1, the same requirement that applies to gender-specific accessible compartments. Where the compartment includes an accessible shower, choose the sign variant that includes the shower symbol, and match the finish to the rest of the building's washroom fixtures and signage.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between unisex and all-gender toilet signage?
Unisex and all-gender toilet signage both identify a single-occupancy compartment intended for use by any person, regardless of gender, rather than being split into separate male and female facilities. The terms are used interchangeably across different sign ranges.
Do unisex accessible toilet signs need a braille sign?
Yes. Unisex accessible toilet compartments in Australian public and commercial buildings generally require braille and tactile signage under the Premises Standard and AS1428.1, the same as gender-specific accessible compartments.
How do I choose the correct transfer orientation for unisex accessible signage?
Check which side of the toilet pan the transfer space and grab rails are built on, then order the matching left hand or right hand transfer sign. The sign needs to reflect the compartment's actual layout to be both compliant and genuinely usable.

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