rooms. The ADA Accessibility Standards treat these compartments as partitioned spaces within a restroom, which is why they often use panels and doors rather than full walls from floor to ceiling.
Toe clearance shown below a raised restroom stall partition.
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Start with the toe-clearance rule
Accessible toilet compartments often need open space near the floor so a person’s feet or mobility device footrests have room to maneuver. The ADA standards specify minimum toe clearance below the front partition and at least one side partition in many accessible stall layouts,
