Moto, the UK’s biggest provider of motorway services, is helping lead the way in the drive for inclusivity, with the opening of the first Changing Places toilet on the motorway network.
The facility has been supplied by the main contractor Galliford Try, at Cherwell Valley Services on the M40 in Oxfordshire, which has been rebuilt following a fire in 2010.
The Changing Places toilet includes a hoist (ceiling hoist) and height adjustable changing bench. Moto has further included a height adjustable washbasin and peninsular Clos-o-Mat Palma ‘wash and dry’ toilet.
More than 300 ceiling hoists, changing tables have been installed across the UK in Changing Places facilities, as specifiers and consumers appreciate the impact they have on life for the thousands of people with severe disabilities. Under latest British Standards, it is ‘good practice’ in any large new build or refurbishment to which the public have access to include a Changing Places facility with ceiling hoist, changing table and WC.
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