San Diego Accessible Bathroom Plan
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I need a concise, one-page construction plan that turns a roughly 7' × 8' space into a wheelchair-friendly bathroom that satisfies both V.A. Specially Adapted Housing (SAH) guidelines and the San Diego building code. You will receive the exact room and shower dimensions the moment we start.
Key details you must incorporate
• Room type: Bathroom
• Accessibility features: roll-in shower and strategically placed grab bars
• Shower layout preference: roll-in shower format, sized and sloped for easy chair access
The drawing has to show clear, labeled dimensions, fixture locations, turning radii, door swing, blocking for grab bars, and any notes that reference the applicable VA SAH sections. California code nuances—particularly Title 24 accessibility provisions—should be reflected as well.
Deliverables
1. Scaled plan (PDF) that fits on a single sheet, ready for permit submission.
2. Editable CAD file (DWG or compatible) so minor field changes can be made later.
3. A brief annotation legend citing the specific SAH and local code references used.
If you’re accustomed to blending ADA/SAH criteria with local residential codes, this should be straightforward. Accuracy is more important than visual flourish; the plan simply has to pass city review and VA inspection on the first round.
Key details you must incorporate
• Room type: Bathroom
• Accessibility features: roll-in shower and strategically placed grab bars
• Shower layout preference: roll-in shower format, sized and sloped for easy chair access
The drawing has to show clear, labeled dimensions, fixture locations, turning radii, door swing, blocking for grab bars, and any notes that reference the applicable VA SAH sections. California code nuances—particularly Title 24 accessibility provisions—should be reflected as well.
Deliverables
1. Scaled plan (PDF) that fits on a single sheet, ready for permit submission.
2. Editable CAD file (DWG or compatible) so minor field changes can be made later.
3. A brief annotation legend citing the specific SAH and local code references used.
If you’re accustomed to blending ADA/SAH criteria with local residential codes, this should be straightforward. Accuracy is more important than visual flourish; the plan simply has to pass city review and VA inspection on the first round.