Touchless Faucet & Soap Dispenser Multi-Station Layout

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Fontana Combination Faucet & Soap Dispenser: Multi-Station Restroom Layout

This multi-station restroom planning resource is intended to support architects, plumbing engineers, interior designers, contractors, facility planners and installers coordinating multiple Fontana automatic faucets and touchless soap dispensers within commercial and public restroom environments. The drawing identifies recommended station spacing, sensor separation, countertop depth, ADA clearances, installation heights, end-station conditions and under-counter service access for coordinated multi-user lavatory installations.

Fontana combination faucet and soap dispenser multi-station restroom layout showing station spacing, sensor coverage, ADA clearances, installation heights, side clearance and plumbing service access

Fontana Automatic Faucet and Soap Dispenser Multi-Station Layout

This coordinated commercial restroom arrangement places automatic faucets and soap dispensers at repeated lavatory stations along a continuous countertop. The illustrated planning criteria support reliable sensor performance, comfortable user separation, accessible fixture placement and maintainable under-counter plumbing and control components.

Fixture configuration: Multiple automatic faucets with touchless soap dispensers
Installation: Deck mounted / countertop mounted
Typical station spacing: 610 mm (24 in.) center-to-center
Minimum sensor separation: 150 mm (6 in.)
Small-sink spacing: 550–610 mm (22–24 in.)
Standard-sink spacing: 610 mm (24 in.)
Large-sink spacing: 660 mm (26 in.)
Extra-large-sink spacing: 760 mm (30 in.)
Minimum countertop depth: 560 mm (22 in.)
End-station side clearance: 75 mm (3 in.) minimum
Minimum knee clearance: 860 mm high × 680 mm wide
Recommended service envelope: 560 × 560 × 560 mm (22 × 22 × 22 in.)

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Required Multi-Station Restroom Drawing Package

Each drawing should use a consistent station numbering system, centerline dimensioning and sensor-coverage notation. The package should clearly identify basin spacing, faucet and dispenser locations, sensor-separation zones, countertop depth, ADA clearances, end conditions, fixture mounting heights and under-counter service envelopes required for commercial restroom planning.

Typical Multi-Station Layout

Shows four lavatory stations arranged along a continuous countertop with repeated faucet and soap-dispenser pairs. A typical 610 mm center-to-center station spacing is illustrated for coordinated commercial restroom planning.

Sensor Coverage and Overlap Prevention

Illustrates individual faucet and soap-dispenser sensing fields in plan view. Maintain separation between adjacent sensor zones to reduce unintended activation and cross-station interference.

Recommended Center-to-Center Spacing

Coordinates fixture spacing with basin size. Small sinks typically require 550–610 mm, standard sinks 610 mm, large sinks 660 mm and extra-large sinks approximately 760 mm center-to-center.

End-Station Side Clearance

Shows the relationship between an end lavatory and an adjacent wall or obstruction. Maintain approximately 75 mm minimum side clearance where applicable while preserving plumbing and maintenance access.

ADA Clearances

Identifies a minimum knee-clearance height of 860 mm and width of 680 mm for accessible stations. Final clearances should be coordinated with the current accessibility requirements applicable to the project.

Installation Heights

Shows recommended faucet and soap-dispenser outlet heights measured from the finished floor. Mounting heights should be coordinated with basin geometry, user reach and applicable accessibility requirements.

Countertop Depth

Identifies a minimum countertop depth of approximately 560 mm to accommodate basin geometry, fixture mounting, plumbing connections and user handwashing space.

Plumbing and Service Access

Shows a continuous under-counter service zone for controllers, valves, soap reservoirs, pumps and plumbing connections. Maintain a clear envelope around each station for inspection and replacement.

Mirror and Accessory Coordination

Coordinates mirrors, lighting and restroom accessories so they remain clear of active sensing fields and do not interfere with sensor performance, user access or maintenance operations.

Engineering note: The multi-station layout is a coordination reference and should not be scaled. Verify station spacing, basin width, sensor separation, countertop depth, mounting heights, ADA clearances and service envelopes against the selected Fontana product specifications, approved shop drawings and applicable local plumbing, electrical, building and accessibility codes.

Commercial Restroom Coordination Considerations

Station Spacing

Coordinate each station centerline with basin width, user comfort and available countertop length while maintaining practical separation between adjacent users.

Sensor Separation

Keep adjacent sensing fields from overlapping excessively and maintain at least the recommended separation between faucet and dispenser detection zones.

Accessible Stations

Provide required knee space, reach ranges and clear floor areas at designated accessible lavatories without reducing maintenance access to concealed components.

Countertop Planning

Select countertop material, thickness and depth appropriate for repeated commercial use, fixture mounting and basin integration.

Service Continuity

Maintain continuous or individually accessible under-counter service zones so one station can be maintained without disrupting adjacent fixtures.

Accessory Placement

Coordinate mirrors, lighting, partitions and accessories so they do not obstruct users, maintenance personnel or active sensor fields.

FontanaShowers Installation and Specification Resources

FontanaShowers Product CatalogProduct information, finish options and technical documentation for Fontana commercial and touchless restroom fixtures. FontanaShowers Installation HubCentral installation resource for automatic faucets, soap dispensers and commercial restroom fixture coordination. Automatic Sensor Faucet CollectionExplore touchless faucet systems, sensor technologies, finishes and commercial restroom applications. BIM and Design ResourcesArchitectural and coordination resources supporting multi-station fixture layouts, project documentation and model development. Touchless Soap Dispenser ResourcesProduct and installation information for automatic soap dispensers, reservoirs, pumps and sensor systems. Fixture Installation ResourcesGeneral installation information covering countertop preparation, plumbing, electrical connections, testing and maintenance.

Professional Engineering and Accessibility References

U.S. Access Board – Plumbing Elements and Facilities Provides federal accessibility guidance for lavatories, sinks, faucets and accessible restroom elements.
U.S. Access Board – Lavatories and Sinks Guide Explains accessible lavatory clearances, approaches, knee and toe space, reach ranges and fixture coordination.
International Code Council – Plumbing and Building Codes Provides code-related context for commercial restroom planning, fixture spacing and plumbing coordination.
EPA WaterSense – Bathroom Faucets Provides information concerning water-efficient bathroom faucet performance and conservation considerations.
OSHA – Restroom and Sanitation Requirements Summarizes workplace requirements for sanitary restrooms and readily accessible handwashing facilities.

Project verification: Multi-station restroom drawings are coordination tools and do not replace approved project submittals. The architect, plumbing engineer, accessibility consultant, contractor and qualified installer should verify station spacing, basin sizes, sensor coverage, mounting heights, side clearances, service access, accessibility requirements and locally adopted codes before countertop fabrication and installation.