A wall-mounted lavatory with a faucet and a semi-pedestal leg, mounted at ADA height so wheelchair users can roll under it. Used at the accessible stalls.

A white oval lavatory with a faucet for the restrooms and ablution areas. Easy to wipe down, and built for steady daily use.

Interior walls are framed with light-gauge steel studs 16 inches apart (3-5/8 inch, 20 gauge), and exterior walls use heavier 6 inch, 18 gauge studs. Steel framing does...

Insulation fills the walls and the ceiling cavity: R-13 in interior walls, R-19 to R-21 in exterior walls, and 12 inches of R-38 above the ceilings. It keeps...

The accessible toilet in the restrooms: American Standard Madera, floor mounted, elongated, with a flush valve and ADA-compliant height. Elongated bowls are more comfortable, and the flush valve...

A 4 inch vinyl wall base finishes the joint where the wall meets the floor. It protects the wall from mops and shoes, and it wipes clean.

Walls get one coat of primer and two finish coats of Sherwin-Williams paint. The colors are chosen by the masjid, and the finish is washable so it stays...

The walls are faced with 5/8 inch Type X gypsum board, which resists fire, and moisture-resistant board is used in toilets and ablution areas where it will get...

Ceramic tile gives toilets and ablution areas a floor that is waterproof and easy to clean. Wudu areas get wet every day, so the surface matters.

Lay-in ceiling tiles hang from a metal grid system. They hide ductwork and wiring, absorb sound so the hall is quieter, and lift out for access. The plan...