DMG 04. Junior Ranks' Single Living Accommodation JRSLA

DEO(W) Design Guide JRSLA 3 Specific Room/Area Design Requirements Data Sheet
Scaled Area: Non-scaled accommodation
CONSIDER THE USABLE SPACE
BETWEEN EN SUITE FACILITIES
EXTERNAL WALL
SHOWER HEAD LOCATION
SERVICE DUCT
SHARED BETWEEN TWO
EN SUITE FACILITIES
CHANGE OF FLOOR FINISH
AT SHOWER ROOM THRESHOLD
Bedsitting Room
Sheet 3.5.5
Single with Ensuite Facilities
SCALE 1:50 2m SEE TECHNICAL ANNEXE B FOR KEY TO SYMBOLS
Planning Notes
See Technical Annexe B for furniture codes. Furniture
shown dotted indicates units located at high level.
The fitted furniture within system build projects is
generally provided as part of the building contract. It
is important to establish what items of furniture are
to be provided and to design the room layout with the
Defence Accommodation Store items to be included, to
check compatibility of size and design. Desks under
system build projects are often too small or narrow for
training units, particularly RAF, where an area is
required to lay out maps.
The units indicated on the drawing are to Z standard,
to provide a comparison with the Modular Suite
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layouts.
The design of the bedsitting rooms with ensuite
facilities must consider the usable space within both
rooms. The depth of the bedsitting room, between the
shower room and the external wall, must be sufficient
to allow some flexibility in the arrangement of the
bedroom furniture, and to create well-proportioned
rooms.
Where bedsitting rooms have ensuite shower facilities,
a common bathroom should be provided on each floor
or wing of the JRSLA.