Alterations to windows, hardware, controls, electrical outlets, and signage in primary function areas do not trigger the path of travel requirement....
Search Results "Tactile Exit Signage"
Filters
Commonly Searched Documents
-
X. Alterations
-
1117B.5.3
California's standards for signage are more stringent than Section 4.30 of the ADA Standards for Accessible Design. 1117B.5.3 Proportions. ...
-
1117B.5.6
California's standards for signage are more stringent than Section 4.30 of the ADA Standards for Accessible Design. 1117B.5.6 Braille. ...
-
4.1.2(16)
1 bank** 1 per floor 1 per bank. 2 or more banks** Accessible unit may be installed as a single unit in proximity (either visible or with signage...
-
DORMA BTS80 EMB Series Door Closer
Use the hold open feature during setup of the room or as occupants enter and exit between sessions. Use the privacy feature during class....
-
Guest Rooms and In-Room Guest Services
Staff should always inform guests as to the location of the nearest fire exit, using specific language such as, “In case of a fire, exit your room to the left....
-
1015.3 Height
In Group F occupancies where exit access stairways serve fewer than three stories and such stairways are not open to the public, and where the top of the guard also serves as a handrail,...
-
11B-242.2 Swimming pools
Different locations will provide increased options for entry and exit, especially in larger pools. ◼ Exceptions: 1....
-
F. Electronic and information technology
At least one state (California) already requires all check-out locations with a flat screen POS device to have a permanently attached tactile keypad that is usable by individuals with visual...
-
R305.2.1 Perpendicular Curb Ramps
Detectable warning surfaces are intended to provide a tactile equivalent underfoot of the visible curb line....
-
R209 Accessible Pedestrian Signals and Pedestrian Pushbuttons (Section-by-Section Analysis)
The pedestrian pushbutton has a locator tone for detecting the device and a tactile arrow to indicate which pedestrian street crossing is served by the device....
-
Phase II – Textures
As the verbal description was read, participants were given tactile texture examples of each pattern to touch....
-
1. Standing Supports
With a single entry ramp, supports on both sides are necessary to allow patients to choose to use the right or left side of their body, but on a dual entry ramp the patient can enter or exit...
-
382.29 May a carrier require a passenger with a disability to travel with a safety assistant?
Rather, the safety assistant is someone who would assist the passenger to exit the aircraft in case of an emergency evacuation or to establish communication with carrier personnel for purposes...
-
Get Involved in the Planning Process
Know how to get to all the exits and practice this as part of regular drills Practice using evacuation devices ...
-
Co-sharing of Accessible Parking access Aisles by adjacent elevator door allowed?
Co-sharing of aisle is not mentioned in ADASAD or CBC 11B Doing so does to obstruct the user of the accessible space as elevator users do not permanently occupy the space for driver to exit...
-
2. Benefits: Qualitative Summary of Benefits
Signage of wheelchair spaces and priority seats is expected to enable passengers with disabilities to more readily locate these accessibility features....
-
410.1 General
Platform lifts shall not be attendant-operated and shall provide unassisted entry and exit from the lift. Advisory 410.1 General....
-
Escalators
It also requires at least two flat steps and no more than four flat steps at the entrance and exit of every escalator (ASME A17.1, section 6.1.3.6.5)....
-
410.1 General
Platform lifts shall not be attendant-operated and shall provide unassisted entry and exit from the lift. Advisory 410.1 General....
-
410.1 General
Platform lifts shall not be attendant-operated and shall provide unassisted entry and exit from the lift. Advisory 410.1 General....
-
c) Aquatic Program
. § 35.163(b) the City fails to provide signage at parks and swimming pools directing disabled persons to other accessible areas of a park or other accessible pools. Dkt. 604, 18, 21....
-
Roberta Null, Ph.D., ASID. Training for Blind and Low Vision Persons: Color Contrast
Post ADA Signage (slide 12) And then the signage, of course, it was on the door, and that was before ADA passed even. This was ‘80s....
