Red Seal Plumbing Practice Exam

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Washbasins in a female public washroom should?

Be made of stainless steel
Have automatic sensors
Be provided with shut-off valves installed on the water supply to the fixture
Have a minimum depth of 10 inches

The correct answer is: Be provided with shut-off valves installed on the water supply to the fixture

In a female public washroom, it is important to have shut-off valves installed on the water supply to the fixtures. This is to prevent potential accidents or messes if someone leaves the water running or forgets to turn it off. Stainless steel and automatic sensors may be nice features, but they are not necessary for proper use of a washbasin. And while a minimum depth of 10 inches may be recommended for ADA compliance, it is not crucial in determining how a washbasin should be in a female public washroom.