When Are Ambulant Toilets Required?

Ambulant toilets are specifically designed for those with ambulant disabilities that do not require the extra space that is provided by Accessible toilets. Primarily, they are for those that do not require the use of a wheelchair, for example, those with sensory loss, arthritis or require the use of a walking frame.

What is an ambulant toilet?

Ambulant Toilets are specifically designed for individuals with ambulant disabilities that do not require the amount of space that an accessible toilet offers (such as an arthritis victim or walking frame user).

What are ambulant disabilities?

The term 'ambulant' is used to describe a patient who is able to move around and is not confined to a bed or wheelchair. Whilst this does reduce their need for accessibility equipment within a disabled WC, there is still a need for certain supports and other apparatus within the toilet.