Which plumbing code requirement addresses the safety of fixtures?

The requirement that addresses the safety of fixtures is ADA compliance and safety requirements. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) sets forth specific guidelines to ensure that plumbing fixtures are accessible to individuals with disabilities. This includes considerations such as the height of fixtures, the space required for maneuverability, and the usability of various features like faucets and handles. These guidelines are essential for preventing accidents and ensuring that all users can safely and comfortably access plumbing facilities.

While durability standards, color and material specifications, and size and placement limitations contribute to the overall functionality and usability of plumbing fixtures, they do not specifically focus on safety in the same way that ADA compliance does. Durability addresses how well fixtures will withstand use over time, color and material relate to aesthetic and practical considerations, and size and placement limitations pertain to meeting certain spatial requirements but do not directly entail safety provisions for all users.