432 mm) Grab Bar Height 18 to 20 inches (457 to 508 mm) 20 to 25 inches (508 to 635 mm) 25 to 27 inches (635 to 686 mm) Dispenser...
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11B-604.9 Water closets and toilet compartments for children's use
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11B-707.9.1.2 Other technology
Other technology, such as a radio frequency identification device, fingerprint biometrics, or some other mechanism that enables a visually impaired person to access the video touch screen...
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D. Stowing and Treatment of Personal Equipment
for storage and treatment of personal equipment used by passengers with a disability, including ventilator/respirators, non-spillable batteries, canes, wheelchairs, and other assistive devices...
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Toilet Rooms-Special Exhibit Space
The operation of the feminine product dispenser in the women's toilet room requires tight grasping and twisting of the wrist. See Standards § 4.27.4. y....
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Introduction
Introduction The following memo is a brief analysis of the wheelbase dimension for wheeled mobility devices in the anthropometry of wheeled mobility database....
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Visual Notification Devices
Visual Notification Devices Care must be taken that notification devices intended to signal a door knock or bell are separately wired....
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Section 36.303(g)(3) Minimum Requirements for Captioning Devices
advertise the availability of such devices....
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Bobrick ConturaSeries Recessed Paper Towel Dispenser and Waste Receptacle B-43944 Informational Video
Bobrick ConturaSeries Recessed Paper Towel Dispenser and Waste Receptacle B-43944 Informational Video...
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604.7 Open Type Toilet Paper Dispenser Height
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§ 382.41 Stowage of personal equipment
(d) Carriers shall not, in implementing their carry-on baggage policies, count toward a limit on carry-on items any assistive device brought into the cabin by a qualified individual with...
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11B-1002.6.3 Wheelchair storage space
Wheelchair storage spaces complying with Section 11B-305 shall be provided in or adjacent to unload areas for each required transfer device and shall not overlap any required means of egress...
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§382.125 What procedures do carriers follow when wheelchairs, other mobility aids, and other assistive devices must be stowed in the cargo compartment?
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6. Amend 28 CFR part 35 by adding § 35.137 to read as follows:
6. Amend 28 CFR part 35 by adding § 35.137 to read as follows:
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Error/Omission: Wheelchair-accessible rooms are not equipped with visual alarms and notification devices.
Error/Omission: Wheelchair-accessible rooms are not equipped with visual alarms and notification devices....
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§ 35.137(b)(1) Use of other power-driven mobility devices
(1) Use of other power-driven mobility devices....
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4.2.5. Device Replacement
However, uncertainty exists as to how many devices will need to be replaced each year. ...
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Legal standard for other power-driven mobility devices. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Legal standard for other power-driven mobility devices....
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Use of Segways® and Similar Devices by Individuals with a Mobility Impairment in GSA-Controlled Federal Facilities
Policy Summary: The General Services Administration (GSA) recognizes that some persons with mobility impairments are utilizing the Segway® Personal Transporter (Segway) and similar devices...
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Wheelchairs
Wheelchairs Carriers must permit storage in the cabin of wheelchairs or components of wheelchairs, including folding, collapsible, or breakdown battery-powered wheelchairs [Sec....
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Battery-powered Wheelchairs
Battery-powered Wheelchairs Carriers must accept a passenger’s battery-powered wheelchair, including the battery, as checked baggage unless baggage compartment size and aircraft...
