Room family

Specialty floor plan templates

7 templates, 96 to 875 sf. DXF R2018, drawn in inches. Free, no signup.

Classroom 24'-0" x 32'-0", 768 sf
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Classroom

Specialty - 24'-0" x 32'-0" interior, 768 sf - typical for this room type: 768 sf

Classroom floor plan template, 24'-0" x 32'-0", 768 sf
Classroom - plan view, 24'-0" x 32'-0"

A teaching room sized by student count, roughly 25 to 35 sf per student including the teaching zone. Sightlines to the front, not floor area, are what cap it.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)24'-0" x 32'-0"
Floor area768 sf
Overall, outside face of wall24'-10" x 32'-9"
Workable range for this room type 350 to 1600 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

Every one is a block from the CADdillo library, inserted — not drawn for this sheet. Linked where the block has a library page.

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 304.3.1 and 304.3.2 — A wheelchair turning space is either a 60 in diameter circle or a T shape within a 60 in square with arms and base 36 in wide, the arms clear 12 in each direction and the base clear 24 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 308 — Operable parts -- switches, thermostats, card readers, outlets a user must reach -- fall between 15 and 48 in above the floor.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • unverified ADA 2010 Standards 226 and 902 (verified standard; scoping applied not quoted) (unverified) — Where fixed or built-in seating, tables or work surfaces are provided, at least 5 percent but not fewer than one is accessible, dispersed rather than clustered, with a 30 by 48 in clear floor space and knee and toe clearance.
  • unverified ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 (unverified section); OSHA 29 CFR 1910.151(c) — Where chemicals are handled, an emergency eyewash is reachable within 10 seconds of unobstructed travel from the hazard.
  • unverified IBC 2021 Chapter 10 and Table 1004.5 classrooms (unverified sections) — The occupant load of a classroom is set by the adopted building code at a low square-foot-per-occupant figure, and classroom occupancies are Group E or Group B depending on the age of the students -- which changes the egress and the fixture requirements.
  • unverified IPC 2021 Section 424.2 (unverified; confirmed via three independent state adoptions) — Urinals may be substituted for not more than 67 percent of required water closets in educational occupancies, against 50 percent elsewhere.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

23 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

53 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seat backs off glazing
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Daycare Classroom

Specialty - 22'-0" x 28'-0" interior, 616 sf - typical for this room type: 616 sf

Daycare Classroom floor plan template, 22'-0" x 28'-0", 616 sf
Daycare Classroom - plan view, 22'-0" x 28'-0"

A licensed child care room, sized by square feet per child. State licensing sets that figure and the staff-to-child ratio, and both vary by state and by the children's ages.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)22'-0" x 28'-0"
Floor area616 sf
Overall, outside face of wall22'-10" x 28'-9"
Workable range for this room type 200 to 1600 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

Every one is a block from the CADdillo library, inserted — not drawn for this sheet. Linked where the block has a library page.

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 304.3.1 and 304.3.2 — A wheelchair turning space is either a 60 in diameter circle or a T shape within a 60 in square with arms and base 36 in wide, the arms clear 12 in each direction and the base clear 24 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • unverified ADA 2010 Standards 308 adult reach ranges; children's provisions in the advisory to 604 and 606 (unverified for the age-banded figures) — Children's reach ranges under the ADA differ from adult ranges and vary by age group, so a fixture or control set for an adult is not compliant for children and the reverse.
  • unverified NFPA 70 (NEC) tamper-resistant receptacle provisions (unverified section for child care occupancies specifically) — Receptacles in child care spaces are tamper resistant.
  • unverified state child care licensing regulations; varies by state (unverified) — State child care licensing sets a minimum usable indoor floor area per child. 35 sf is the most commonly encountered figure and it is NOT universal -- states differ both in the number and in what counts as usable area, with several excluding fixed storage, cot storage and the sink and diapering zone.
  • unverified state child care licensing regulations; varies by state (unverified) — State licensing also sets the staff-to-child ratio and the maximum group size, and both vary by state and by age band. The ratio, not the floor area, is what most often limits how many children a room may hold.
  • unverified state child care licensing regulations; varies by state (unverified) — Many states require not less than 3 ft between nap cots, or a solid air-space barrier between them where they are closer.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

23 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

53 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seat backs off glazing
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Daycare Toilet Room

Specialty - 8'-0" x 12'-0" interior, 96 sf - typical for this room type: 63 sf

Daycare Toilet Room floor plan template, 8'-0" x 12'-0", 96 sf
Daycare Toilet Room - plan view, 8'-0" x 12'-0"

Child-height fixtures in or beside the classroom, sized so staff can supervise and assist. The ADA's children's provisions are a different set of numbers from the adult ones.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)8'-0" x 12'-0"
Floor area96 sf
Overall, outside face of wall8'-9" x 12'-9"
Workable range for this room type 35 to 200 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

Every one is a block from the CADdillo library, inserted — not drawn for this sheet. Linked where the block has a library page.

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • unverified ADA 2010 Standards children's provisions in the advisories to 604, 606 and 609 (unverified for the age-banded figures; the fact that they differ from adult figures is not in doubt) — The ADA's children's provisions set fixture heights, grab bar heights, reach ranges and clearances that are age-banded and DIFFER from the adult figures. A water closet at the adult 17 to 19 in rim, a lavatory at the adult 34 in and grab bars at the adult 33 to 36 in are all wrong for young children.
  • unverified state child care licensing regulations; varies by state (unverified) — State child care licensing sets the toilet-to-child ratio, whether the toilet room must be within or directly accessible from the classroom, and the diapering requirements for infant and toddler groups. All of these vary by state.
  • unverified typical practice; ADA 2010 Standards 604 and 606 adult provisions (verified standard, applied not quoted) — Where an adult also uses the room -- a staff member assisting, or a parent -- adult-height fixtures and adult clearances are required in addition, not instead.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

22 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

54 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seat backs off glazing
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • window geometry
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Fitness Studio

Specialty - 25'-0" x 35'-0" interior, 875 sf - typical for this room type: 875 sf

Fitness Studio floor plan template, 25'-0" x 35'-0", 875 sf
Fitness Studio - plan view, 25'-0" x 35'-0"

An open floor for classes, sized by participants rather than by equipment. Roughly 25 to 40 sf per person depending on whether the class moves.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)25'-0" x 35'-0"
Floor area875 sf
Overall, outside face of wall25'-9" x 35'-9"
Workable range for this room type 250 to 4000 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

Every one is a block from the CADdillo library, inserted — not drawn for this sheet. Linked where the block has a library page.

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 304.3.1 and 304.3.2 — A wheelchair turning space is either a 60 in diameter circle or a T shape within a 60 in square with arms and base 36 in wide, the arms clear 12 in each direction and the base clear 24 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 308 — Operable parts -- switches, thermostats, card readers, outlets a user must reach -- fall between 15 and 48 in above the floor.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • unverified ASHRAE 62.1 ventilation rate procedure, exercise rooms (unverified section) — Ventilation for an exercise room is substantially higher than for general commercial space and it has to respond quickly, because the load arrives and departs with the class.
  • unverified IBC 2021 Chapter 10 and Table 1004.5 exercise rooms (unverified sections) — The occupant load of an exercise room is set by the adopted building code and it is a low square-foot-per-occupant figure, so a studio reaches the two-exit threshold at a modest floor area.
  • unverified typical practice — Impact noise from a movement class transmits structurally and is addressed by a floating floor or resilient underlayment, decided at construction rather than at fit-out.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

23 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

53 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seat backs off glazing
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Locker Room

Specialty - 18'-0" x 30'-0" interior, 540 sf - typical for this room type: 504 sf

Locker Room floor plan template, 18'-0" x 30'-0", 540 sf
Locker Room - plan view, 18'-0" x 30'-0"

Locker banks, benches and showers. Facing locker banks need 48 in between them so two people can change back to back, which is the dimension the room is really made of.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)18'-0" x 30'-0"
Floor area540 sf
Overall, outside face of wall18'-9" x 30'-9"
Workable range for this room type 180 to 4000 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

Every one is a block from the CADdillo library, inserted — not drawn for this sheet. Linked where the block has a library page.

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 304.3.1 and 304.3.2 — A wheelchair turning space is either a 60 in diameter circle or a T shape within a 60 in square with arms and base 36 in wide, the arms clear 12 in each direction and the base clear 24 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 308 — Operable parts -- switches, thermostats, card readers, outlets a user must reach -- fall between 15 and 48 in above the floor.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 604.2 and 604.3.1 — A water closet centerline is 16 to 18 in from the side wall, with 60 in of clearance from the side wall and 56 in from the rear wall.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 606.3 — A lavatory rim is not more than 34 in above the finish floor with knee clearance beneath.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 608.2.1 and 608.2.2 — A standard roll-in shower compartment is not less than 30 by 60 in with a 60 in entry; a transfer shower is 36 by 36 in with a 36 in entry and a 36 by 48 in deck space outside it.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 609.3 and 609.4 — Grab bars are mounted 33 to 36 in above the floor with 1.5 in of clearance from the wall.
  • unverified ADA 2010 Standards 222 and 803 (verified standard; sections applied not quoted) (unverified) — Where dressing, fitting or locker rooms are provided, at least 5 percent but not fewer than one of each type in each cluster is accessible, with a 60 in turning space and a bench.
  • unverified typical practice — Facing locker banks need 48 in between them so two people can change back to back. A single-loaded run needs 36 in. These are different numbers for different arrangements and they get confused.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

22 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

54 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seat backs off glazing
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • window geometry
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Salon Floor

Specialty - 20'-0" x 30'-0" interior, 600 sf - typical for this room type: 600 sf

Salon Floor floor plan template, 20'-0" x 30'-0", 600 sf
Salon Floor - plan view, 20'-0" x 30'-0"

Styling stations with room to work all the way around a chair. State cosmetology boards set the station spacing and often a minimum square footage per station, and those numbers differ by state.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)20'-0" x 30'-0"
Floor area600 sf
Overall, outside face of wall20'-9" x 30'-10"
Workable range for this room type 140 to 4000 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

Every one is a block from the CADdillo library, inserted — not drawn for this sheet. Linked where the block has a library page.

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 304.3.1 and 304.3.2 — A wheelchair turning space is either a 60 in diameter circle or a T shape within a 60 in square with arms and base 36 in wide, the arms clear 12 in each direction and the base clear 24 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 and 306.3 — At least one styling station is usable by a client who stays in their own wheelchair: a 30 by 48 in clear floor space at the station and knee clearance under the counter, rather than only a chair that can be removed.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 308 — Operable parts -- switches, thermostats, card readers, outlets a user must reach -- fall between 15 and 48 in above the floor.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 606.3 — A lavatory rim is not more than 34 in above the finish floor with knee clearance beneath, where on an accessible route.
  • unverified state cosmetology and occupational health regulations; varies by state (unverified) — Ventilation for nail services -- acrylic, gels, solvents -- is separately and more stringently regulated in most states than general salon ventilation, and it commonly requires source capture at the station rather than general exhaust.
  • unverified state cosmetology board regulations; varies by state (unverified) — State cosmetology board rules set station spacing, and many states also set a minimum floor area for the salon and a minimum area per station. These figures differ materially between states and there is no national standard.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

24 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

52 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Salon Shampoo Area

Specialty - 9'-0" x 12'-0" interior, 108 sf - typical for this room type: 108 sf

Salon Shampoo Area floor plan template, 9'-0" x 12'-0", 108 sf
Salon Shampoo Area - plan view, 9'-0" x 12'-0"

A row of shampoo bowls on one wet wall with room for the stylist to stand behind the reclined chair. Roughly one bowl per three or four styling stations.

The sheet carries the fixture clearances as drawn geometry on their own layer, with the dimension strings and room notes outside the walls.

Size

Interior (W x D)9'-0" x 12'-0"
Floor area108 sf
Overall, outside face of wall9'-9" x 12'-9"
Workable range for this room type 48 to 400 sf
Unitsinches

What is in it

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Codes cited on the sheet

  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 305.3 — Clear floor space at any element a person must use is not less than 30 by 48 in.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 308 — Operable parts -- switches, thermostats, card readers, outlets a user must reach -- fall between 15 and 48 in above the floor.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 — The accessible route through the space has a clear width of not less than 36 in, reducing to 32 in only for a length of not more than 24 in at a point obstruction such as a door frame.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 403.5.1 and 305.3 — The accessible route reaches the shampoo area, and at least one bowl position is approachable with a 30 by 48 in clear floor space. A client who cannot transfer is shampooed at the styling station instead, which is a service decision the plan should not foreclose.
  • verified ADA 2010 Standards 404.2.4 — Door maneuvering clearance on the pull side of a front approach is 18 in beyond the latch side and 60 in deep. A door that lands tight into a corner is the most common reason a compliant plan fails on site.
  • unverified state cosmetology board regulations; varies by state (unverified) — State cosmetology board rules commonly set the number of shampoo bowls required per station, the water temperature, and the finish requirements for wet areas. These differ by state.
  • unverified typical practice; NFPA 70 (NEC) GFCI provisions apply to the receptacles (unverified section for this specific location) — Floor finishes in a wet area are slip resistant when wet, and outlets within reach of water are GFCI protected.

"Verified" means the citation was checked against the source text we hold. "Unverified" means it has not been, and should be read as a pointer to look the section up rather than as a quotation of it.

How this was checked

19 of 76 checks graded, zero defects. This template is published because it graded clean.

57 checks had nothing to measure on this sheet
  • access topology
  • bath bands do not scale
  • bath fixture order and reach
  • bath one door
  • bath privacy
  • bath sink first
  • building inside the setbacks
  • circulation share of the floor plate
  • circulation zones
  • commercial seating rules
  • declared minimum width
  • byte-identical rebuild
  • door count by kind
  • door geometry
  • entry and garage reach the right rooms
  • entry reaches public and private
  • number of exits
  • exterior doors
  • exterior doors declared
  • flanker has a legitimate spot
  • flanking seats flank
  • garage bays
  • garage projection
  • garage room depth
  • daylight area for habitable rooms
  • heated vs programme
  • jog count
  • jog min dimension
  • laundry out of the public zone
  • lot record is consistent
  • master opposite garage
  • no ada in residential
  • no reentrant in room
  • openings cut
  • outdoor equipment kept outdoors
  • plate in range
  • plumbing fixture count for the occupant load
  • porch exclusive
  • private rooms hang off the hall
  • public zone on the living level
  • room bands by ratio
  • room vs programme
  • rooms inside union
  • seat backs off glazing
  • seats face focus
  • seats face open floor
  • service room bands
  • sleeping level has a full bath
  • sofa anchor backs a wall
  • sofa only where commerce seats
  • spine serves every private room
  • rooms contained within their suite
  • tub before shower
  • walking route between rooms
  • walls trace outline
  • window geometry
  • zone assigned

A single room on its own sheet is not a whole building, so the checks that grade a floor plate — exit counts, circulation share, fixture counts against an occupant load — have no subject here. They are listed rather than counted as passes.

Code sections are cited for drafting context only. A room drawn to a dimension in a model code is not a compliance determination: adoption, amendment and interpretation are local, and the governing edition in your jurisdiction may differ from the one cited. Nothing here is stamped or sealed. Verify against the code your project is permitted under and the actual specified products. See the license and terms.

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