Part F4 Sanitary and other facilities

NCC 2022 Volume One - Building Code of Australia Class 2 to 9 buildings

NSW F4P6 Microbial control for water systems

This clause been deliberately left blank

F4P6 does not apply in NSW as the installation of hot water, warm water and cooling water systems (and their operation and maintenance) is regulated in the Public Health Regulation 2012, under the Public Health Act 2010.

Table F4D4d Sanitary facilities in Class 6 buildings – restaurants, cafes, bars

User group	Facility type	Design occupancy	Number
Male patrons	Closet pans	1 - 100	1
		101 - 300	2
		>300	Add 1 per 200
	Urinals	1 - 50	1
		51 - 100	2
		101 - 150	3
		151 - 200	4
		201 - 250	5
		>250	Add 1 per 100
	Washbasins	1 - 50	1
		51 - 200	2
		>200	Add 1 per 200
Female patrons	Closet pans	1 - 25	1
		26 - 50	2
		51 - 100	3
		101 - 150	4
		151 - 200	5
		201 - 250	6
		>250	Add 1 per 100
	Washbasins	1 - 50	1
		51 - 150	2
		>150	Add 1 per 200

Table Notes

Sanitary facilities need not be provided for patrons if the total number of persons accommodated in the building is not more than 20.

Delete table (F4D4d) and insert NSW table (F4D4d) as follows:

NSW Table F4D4d: Sanitary facilities in Class 6 buildings – restaurants, cafes, bars

User group	Facility type	Design occupancy	Number
Male patrons	Closet pans	1 - 100	1
		101 - 300	2
		>300	Add 1 per 200
	Urinals	1 - 50	1
		51 - 100	2
		101 - 150	3
		151 - 200	4
		201 - 250	5
		>250	Add 1 per 100
	Washbasins	1 - 50	1
		51 - 200	2
		>200	Add 1 per 200
Female patrons	Closet pans	1 - 25	1
		26 - 50	2
		51 - 100	3
		101 - 150	4
		151 - 200	5
		201 - 250	6
		>250	Add 1 per 100
	Washbasins	1 - 50	1
		51 - 150	2
		>150	Add 1 per 200

Note

Sanitary facilities need not be provided for patrons if the total number of persons accommodated in the building is not more than 20.
Sanitary facilities need not be provided for patrons in a small live music or arts venue that is not a licensed premises.

NSW F4D10 Microbial (legionella) control

This clause been deliberately left blank

F4D10 does not apply in NSW as the installation of hot water, warm water and cooling water systems (and their operation and maintenance) is regulated in the Public Health Regulation 2012, under the Public Health Act 2010.