Dimensions of the room are more important than the actual square feet of the room. Hygiene Room - Typically 7ft wide by 11ft deep Universal Room - Typically 8ft4in wide by 11ft deep. At these dimensions the rooms become the most efficient, the dimensions are flexible within an inch or two. With that being said, we wouldn’t want to go wider than 9ft wide for a universal room because if you do, then you can’t reach the side walls easily (and we know you can’t use what you can’t reach). We also wouldn’t want to go any narrower than 6ft6in wide in a Hygiene room because if you do, it becomes too cramped and uncomfortable for the Doctor, Hygienist, and patient. Hope this helps! 😊
How many squarefeet do you recommend for a hygiene room and for a universal room?
Dimensions of the room are more important than the actual square feet of the room.
Hygiene Room - Typically 7ft wide by 11ft deep
Universal Room - Typically 8ft4in wide by 11ft deep.
At these dimensions the rooms become the most efficient, the dimensions are flexible within an inch or two. With that being said, we wouldn’t want to go wider than 9ft wide for a universal room because if you do, then you can’t reach the side walls easily (and we know you can’t use what you can’t reach). We also wouldn’t want to go any narrower than 6ft6in wide in a Hygiene room because if you do, it becomes too cramped and uncomfortable for the Doctor, Hygienist, and patient.
Hope this helps! 😊