FontanaShowers® BIM File Hub — Architect & Engineering Resources
Access specification-ready BIM files, CAD drawings, and technical submittals
organized by product category. Designed for architects, engineers, and
commercial specifiers requiring accurate dimensional data, mounting details,
flow performance metrics, and compliance documentation.
Fontana AEC Technical Library
Architect & Specifier
Technical Resources
A project-focused gateway to specification, BIM, engineering, installation and coordination resources for Fontana commercial touchless faucet and soap dispensing systems.
SpecifyDefine exact products
CoordinateAlign every discipline
DocumentBuild the submittal
HandoverProtect lifecycle value
Specification Support
Connect design intent with installable systems
Successful touchless restroom specifications coordinate more than fixture appearance. Product identity, basin compatibility, water delivery, power, soap architecture, accessibility, service access and commissioning must remain aligned from design through closeout.
Use this page to select the right planning resource, then verify all requirements against the exact product data and current project documents.
Document Path
Start with the document your project needs
Each resource has a distinct purpose. Product-specific information remains the controlling source for final selection and installation.
Basis of Design
Define performance without leaving coordination gaps
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Specification topic
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Define in design documents
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Verify in submittal
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Fixture Selection
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Configuration, mounting, finish, flow and application
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Exact model code and scheduled options
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Sensing
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Activation intent, basin relationship and operating environment
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Technology and model-specific operating data
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Water System
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Supply, pressure, temperature control, shutoffs and filtration
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Connections, accessories and flow requirements
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Power & Controls
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Power strategy, circuit coordination and accessible locations
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Selected power option, modules and connections
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Soap Delivery
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Individual or central feed, soap type, storage and refill access
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Dispenser compatibility, reservoir and routing
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Serviceability
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Access zones, replaceable components and closeout expectations
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Actual component locations and maintenance clearances
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Coordination Set
Resolve interfaces before documents are issued
Assign each requirement to the appropriate discipline and carry it through submittal review.
ArchitectureBasin geometry, mounting, accessibility, finish and service panels.
PlumbingSupply, mixing, flow, shutoffs, filtration, waste and soap delivery.
ElectricalPower source, routing, protection, modules and accessible connections.
Interiors / MillworkOpenings, support, concealed volume, routing and refill clearances.
Submittal Review
Review the system—not isolated cut sheets
A coordinated submittal should allow the design team to confirm the complete station and its relationship to surrounding construction.
Identity: exact models, finishes, options and quantities.
Geometry: dimensions, openings, mounting and basin alignment.
Services: water, mixing, power, controls and soap routing.
Lifecycle: service access, commissioning and maintenance records.
Design-to-Handover
Carry decisions through every project gate
01Design DevelopmentSelect system type and resolve basin, mounting, power, soap and access strategy.
02Construction DocumentsCoordinate schedules, specifications, drawings, responsibilities and required submittals.
03Submittal ReviewCompare the proposed system against design intent and coordinated interfaces.
04CloseoutConfirm commissioning, installed records, O&M information and facility training.
Verify every claim by exact modelAvailability of BIM objects, certifications, flow options, power configurations and accessories can vary by product. Do not apply a collection-level statement to a scheduled fixture unless the exact model documentation confirms it.
Specifier Questions
Technical documentation and coordination
Where should a specifier begin?
Begin with the exact fixture and system configuration, then collect the associated product data, installation requirements, BIM resources and applicable compliance records.
Does a BIM object replace product documentation?
No. BIM supports model coordination, but current product data, approved submittals and model-specific installation documents control product requirements.
What belongs in a touchless fixture submittal?
Include exact product identities, finish and options, dimensional data, connections, power, controls, accessories, soap configuration, available certifications and installation documents.
Who should review service access?
Architecture, plumbing, electrical, interiors, millwork and facility stakeholders should review access wherever their work affects concealed valves, controls, power or soap equipment.
Fontana Installation Library
Continue from specification to installation
Use the touchless installation hub for the complete system pathway or open the contractor guide for construction-phase execution and closeout.
Browse BIM Categories
Available formats may include Revit (RVT/RFA), AutoCAD (DWG), IFC, and technical PDF submittals.
For custom BIM requests, contact our specification support team.
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BIM and technical resources for commercial touchless faucets help architects, engineers, and specifiers coordinate fixture geometry, mounting requirements, flow performance, compliance documentation, and project submittals before construction. AEC teams can review
commercial touchless sensor faucet systems,
evaluate
architect-specified touchless faucet requirements,
and use Fontana's
touchless faucet bid-document and Division 22 specification guidance
to coordinate BIM/Revit assets, technical submittals, MEP requirements, and commercial restroom fixture schedules.
For architects, engineers, specifiers, and facility management professionals, access to reliable technical resources plays a critical role in successful project delivery. Industry-leading organizations such as the
American Institute of Architects (AIA),
ASHRAE,
ASPE,
ASTM International,
and the
U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC)
help establish best practices for building performance, sustainability, and occupant wellness, while platforms including
ARCAT,
Sweets,
CADdetails,
and
BIMobject
provide essential specification tools, BIM content, CAD details, and product documentation used throughout the design and construction process. Supporting these industry standards, the
FontanaShowers Architect & Specifier Technical Resources
center offers technical drawings, specification sheets, installation guides, and project documentation designed to assist commercial restroom, hospitality, healthcare, airport, education, and public-sector developments. By providing specification-ready information aligned with the needs of architects, engineers, contractors, and procurement teams, these resources help streamline project coordination, improve documentation accuracy, support sustainable building initiatives, and facilitate informed product selection throughout the lifecycle of modern commercial construction projects.
FontanaShowers® Architect & Specifier Technical Resources
Architectural, Engineering & Building Specification Authority References
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American Institute of Architects
— professional architectural authority supporting technical documentation, product specification, coordinated project delivery, and responsible building design.
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American Society of Plumbing Engineers
— technical authority supporting plumbing-system design, fixture selection, dimensional coordination, and commercial project specification.
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ASTM International
— globally recognized standards organization supporting material testing, performance criteria, construction documentation, and product evaluation.
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U.S. Green Building Council
— recognized authority supporting sustainable construction, efficient building systems, responsible material selection, and high-performance project planning.
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