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Are washers and dryers provided in individual units subject to the Guidelines?

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Are washers and dryers provided in individual units subject to the Guidelines?

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No. The Guidelines do not require washers and dryers in individual covered multifamily dwelling units to be accessible. However, if such laundry equipment is located in a separate utility room where users enter the room to access the machines, there must be an accessible route into the room, the door must provide a nominal 32-inch clear opening, and switches and outlets, except those outlets that are for the machines, must be accessible. Front loading washers and dryers are recommended, as are parallel 30- by 48-inch clear floor spaces positioned in front of the machines. Fair Housing Act Design Manual 7.19. Where laundry equipment is located in a common use area, it must conform to the requirements for accessible public and common use facilities. Fair Housing Act Design Manual, page 2.26, and see ANSI 4.32.6 (1986).

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