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DMG 04. Junior Ranks' Single Living Accommodation JRSLA

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DEO(W) Design Guide <strong>JRSLA</strong> 3 Specific Room/Area Design Requirements Planning Data Sheet<br />

Scaled Area: Area Addition<br />

The area for entrances and stairs to <strong>JRSLA</strong> blocks form part of the<br />

building area addition.<br />

JSP315 Scale 3, serials 18 & 27.<br />

PREFERRED HALF-LANDING TO STAIRCASE<br />

(THE USE OF QUARTER LANDINGS IS TO<br />

BE AVOIDED)<br />

GLAZING TO STAIR * ENTRANCE<br />

TO CREATE WELL-LIT INTERIOR<br />

1100mm MIN STAIR<br />

WIDTH BETWEEN<br />

HANDRAILS<br />

MATWELL AT<br />

FLAT ENTRANCE MIRROR<br />

(X STANDARD ONLY)<br />

BOOT SCRAPER<br />

AT ENTRANCE<br />

LOCATION OF<br />

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J /<br />

Entrance & Stairs<br />

Sheet 3.4.1<br />

All <strong>Accommodation</strong> Standards<br />

MATWELL TO FIT<br />

FULL WIDTH OF<br />

ENTRANCE<br />

MIN DEPTH:<br />

1100mm<br />

SCALE 1:50 2m SEE TECHNICAL ANNEXE B FOR KEY TO SYMBOLS<br />

Planning Notes<br />

The entrance and stairs should be located centrally<br />

within the accommodation grouping.<br />

Entrance halls need to be well-planned to avoid oversized<br />

circulation areas, particularly where standard<br />

accommodation blocks are joined together, for<br />

example with Modular Suite or System Build projects.<br />

Staircases within <strong>JRSLA</strong> are to be a minimum of<br />

1100mm wide, between handrails, and have a going of<br />

26<br />

not steeper than 34°. The use of quarter landings is to<br />

be avoided, where possible, with half landings as the<br />

preferred option.

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