Shop our selection of ADA compliant vanity sink, ADA commercial bathroom sinks, and wheelchair accessible bathroom sinks. Our collections feature commercial-grade ADA bathroom sinks that are built for durability, function, and style. The products are carefully curated to ensure that we source and offer only high-quality, well designed products. By offering the latest trends and designs, our goal is to provide our customers with the best modern ADA compliant bathroom fixtures & accessories that will exceed your expectations.

A commercial ADA compliant sink refers to a sink designed and constructed to meet the standards set by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) for accessibility. ADA compliance requires that a bathroom sink meets specific dimensions and is installed at specific dimensions as set forth by the ADA guidelines. The goal of ADA compliance is ensure that people with disabilities are able to comfortably and safely use the bathroom sink. These sinks are typically used in public restrooms, workplaces, and commercial facilities to ensure that individuals with disabilities can use them comfortably and safely. The majority of commercial projects require that at least one ADA compliant restroom is included per gender, which allows the project to include several bathrooms, stalls, or bathroom sinks that do not meet ADA compliance. Furthermore, there are also stipulations for the number of bathrooms needed for commercial bathrooms that depend on the use-type, square footage, and total usage of the building. Yet, ensuring that all the bathroom sinks that are installed in your commercial project are commercial-grade is very important for safety reasons and to ensure the lasting durability and quality of your bathroom sinks. All the bathroom sinks listed on this page are ADA compliant but it is also important to ensure that the installation of the them meets the guidelines. Our representatives are available by phone or email if you have any questions or need any help with commercial ADA compliant bathroom sinks.

For a bathroom sink to be ADA compliant, it must be installed at a minimum of 27 inches above the floor. This is known as the knee clearance of an ADA compliant bathroom sink and this requirement ensures that a wheelchair can fit underneath the sink.

Measured from the floor to the top of the sink, the total distance cannot exceed 34 inches. Coupled with the minimum installation height, an ADA compliant bathroom sink cannot have a height of greater than 7 inches.

The minimum sink depth, measured from the front of the bathroom sink to the back, must be 17 inches or greater. This requirement leaves adequate space for a wheelchair to fit underneath the sink without colliding into the wall.

This distance is measured from the the drain hole, where the trap or plumbing is connected to the sink, to the front of the sink. The minimum depth for this measurement is 8 inches, which ensures that a person in a wheelchair does not collide with the plumbing while using an ADA compliant bathroom sink.

An ADA compliant bathroom must have a minimum of 30 inches of length and 48 inches of depth (front to back) in the surrounding area of the bathroom sink. This area is known as the clear floor space and includes the bathroom sink. For instance, if a ADA compliant bathroom sink is 24” in length by 18” in depth, a minimum space of 6” must be clear between the sink and any other sink, wall or bathroom fixture. The 6” of space can be on either side or divided between the two sides. Similarly in the example, there must be 30” of space between the front of the sink and any other bathroom sink, wall or bathroom fixture.