Section 225.2.2 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for self-service shelving.
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Self-Service Shelving: ADA Standard Section 225.2.2
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11B-810.2 Bus boarding and alighting areas
At bus stops where a shelter is provided, the bus stop pad can be located either within or outside of the shelter. ◼...
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§382.27(c)(4)
(4) Transportation for an electric wheelchair on an aircraft with fewer than 60 seats;...
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§ 36.311(c)(1)
(1) The dimensions, weight, and operating speed of the mobility device in relation to a wheelchair;...
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E1-f
If a wheelchair lift is provided, does it meet the following? Yes No...
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§ 35.137(c)(1)
(1) The dimensions, weight, and operating speed of the mobility device in relation to a wheelchair;...
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12162(b)(2)(B)(iii)
(iii) a seat to which a passenger who uses a wheelchair can transfer....
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Collapsible Water Retainer Shower Dam for Shower Threshold
Collapsible Water Retainer Shower Dam for shower threshold (roll-in wheelchair showers and accessible shower stall) Excellent shower water stopper for keeping the bathroom floor dry and...
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Mobi-Mat® Recpath™ ADA Beach Access Mat
Mobi-Mat® RECPATH™ is a patented roll-out non-slip portable access path mat for enhancing wheelchair, strollers, bicycles, ATVs as well as any individual accessibility to their beaches,...
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Ground Level Play Components: ADA Standard Section 240.2.1
Section 240.2.1 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for ground level play components.
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11B-240.2.1 Ground level play components
Grouping all ground level play components accessed by children with disabilities in one location is not considered integrated....
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QUANTUM
QUANTUM’s arms safely secure the wheelchair in place; and continually adjusting their grip as needed throughout the journey....
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11B-809.4 Toilet facilities and bathing facilities
Toilet and bathing fixtures required to comply with Sections 11B-603 through 11B-610 shall be located in the same bathroom or toilet and bathing area, such that travel between fixtures does...
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NOTES
All the male manual wheelchair users and 92 percent of the male power wheelchair users had seat heights equal to or less than 25 inches....
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C. Clear Floor Space
.: for out-swinging doors, at least 7'-0" between the exterior door frame and interior door frame) to allow persons who use wheelchairs to proceed through one door without it closing on...
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D. Reach Range
.: out of reach to many persons who use wheelchairs)?...
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Ramps [4.8]
Curved ramps, while not specifically addressed by ADAAG, are not considered suitable for wheelchair traffic unless the radius of curvature is large enough....
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Thresholds at Doorways [4.13.8]
Thresholds at Doorways [4.13.8] Thresholds complicate wheelchair maneuvering through doors, especially at doors equipped with closers....
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Trailhead Signs
Where more extensive trail information such as an aerial map of the trail and related facilities is provided, identify the location of specific trail features and obstacles that do not comply...
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Required Means of Egress [IBC §1007.1 (2003), §1003.2.13 (2000)]
The IBC (2003) permits one accessible means of egress from: wheelchair seating in assembly areas with sloped floors where the common path of travel meets aisle requirements for...
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11B-1008.2.5.3 Handrails
Exceptions: Handrails shall not be required on ramps located within ground level use zones. Handrail extensions shall not be required....
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5. Do Title II and Section 504 apply to the programs, services, and activities of family courts?
accessible to persons with disabilities, and persons with disabilities must have an equal opportunity to participate in proceedings.59 For example, if a conference or hearing is scheduled in a location...
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§100.205(c)(3)(iv)
(iv) Usable kitchens and bathrooms such that an individual in a wheelchair can maneuver about the space....
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§ 37.165(c)(3)
(3) The entity may require that an individual permit his or her wheelchair to be secured....
