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A corridor within a dedicated ward for dementia patients at Warrington Hospital.


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Positioning of crash rails and corner guards Consideration should also be given to the correct positioning of crash rails, and the height of corner guards in relation to anticipated impact levels. In some instances, crash rails on two, or even three levels, and corner protectors extending to the full height of a wall, may be needed. The material itself needs to be appropriate for the intended location. In general access areas, lightly textured, impact-


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resistant wallcoverings may be preferred, to disguise scratches and abrasions; in laboratories or kitchens, smooth surfaces will aid regular cleaning, and in service corridors, robust rubber solutions will provide the best protection from heavy trolleys and equipment. Finally, when specifying wall linings for wall protection purposes, consideration should be given to their fire performance. It is worth noting that for any healthcare


facility aiming to achieve BREEAM accreditation, ensuring that the design incorporates adequate protection of exposed elements, in order to minimise the frequency of replacements and optimise


material use, in line with Mat 05, is key. Designing for durability and resilience requirements may result in additional points. Specification of products with Environmental Product Declarations is also encouraged.


Wayfinding and accessibility As part of interior design, the needs of patients and visitors with mobility issues, mental health issues, or sight impediments, must also be accommodated. HBN 00-04: Circulation and communication spaces provides guidance on the design of circulation and communication spaces in healthcare buildings, and supporting


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