R666D Universal Trap Close Couple Disable Toilet

Material：Ceramics
Size：685x360x760mm
P-Trap   180mm 
S-Trap   300mm
6L Flush
Colour：White
 
The Richford R666D Universal Trap Accessible Toilet is a humanized bathroom product specifically designed for people with limited mobility. This pure white toilet not only features an elegant appearance but more importantly, its functional design fully considers the special needs of disabled users.
 
The toilet's height is one of its most important design features. Using a raised design, its total height is more suitable for wheelchair users' transfer needs. This special height design reduces difficulties for disabled users and makes movement from wheelchair to toilet safer and easier. The raised design not only facilitates use by those with limited mobility but also reduces the burden on caregivers.
 
The handrail installation design is another prominent feature. The toilet has professional handrail mounting positions on both sides, allowing installation of different types of handrails according to user needs. These handrails not only provide necessary support but also help users safely complete standing and sitting movements. The handrail mounting positions are precisely calculated to ensure optimal support effect.
 
The 6L standard flushing system provides powerful and stable flushing performance. Although water usage is moderate, the optimized water flow design ensures thorough and effective cleaning with each flush. The flush button design also considers users' special needs, adopting a large button design that can be easily operated even by users with limited hand dexterity.
 
The pure white appearance design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly practical. The white surface makes it easy to observe cleanliness and simplifies daily maintenance. High-grade sanitary ceramic material with special glaze treatment provides excellent stain resistance, maintaining a clean appearance long-term.
 
The spatial design is especially thoughtful. The toilet's overall dimensions consider wheelchair users' movement needs, reserving sufficient transfer space. The bottom design also considers wheelchair approach requirements, facilitating safer transfer movements.
 
The installation system is specially reinforced. Considering the potentially greater lateral forces during use by disabled persons, the fixing system uses high-strength materials and more secure installation methods. Floor fixing points are specially reinforced to ensure stability and safety during use.
 
Maintenance design is particularly considerate. Considering the special needs of those with limited mobility, all parts are easy to clean and maintain. The smooth surface has no dead angles, reducing cleaning difficulty. Component replacement and repair also consider convenience for maintenance personnel.
 
Ergonomic design is reflected in multiple details. The seat's shape and size are specially designed to provide better support. Edges are rounded to avoid potential wear. Seat material selection also considers comfort during prolonged use.
 
Anti-slip design is an important safety consideration. The toilet surface receives special treatment to maintain anti-slip properties even in wet conditions. This design is particularly important for users with limited mobility, reducing risks during use.
 
Hygienic performance is excellent. Using high-grade sanitary ceramic material with special surface treatment provides good antibacterial effects. The smooth surface is not only easy to clean but also effectively prevents bacterial growth, providing users with a healthy toilet environment.
 
The Richford R666D Universal Trap Accessible Toilet is a professional bathroom product that fully considers the needs of special users. It makes detailed considerations in terms of safety, convenience, and comfort, providing a safe and reliable toilet solution for people with limited mobility. This product not only meets the practical needs of disabled users but also provides necessary safety features, making it an ideal choice for medical institutions, elderly care facilities, and venues requiring accessible facilities.