Fixtures & Water HeatersQuestion 211 of 360
A wall-hung urinal in a standard adult commercial restroom is typically set with the lip of the fixture at a maximum height above the floor of about:
a.30 inches
b.24 inches
c.36 inches
d.40 inches
Explanation
For standard (non-child) use, a wall-hung urinal lip is commonly set no higher than about 24 inches above the finished floor. Accessible urinals must have the rim no higher than 17 inches. Manufacturer rough-in dimensions and accessibility rules govern the exact setting height.
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