Accessible cots have a sleeping surface at approximately the same height above the floor as the seat of a wheelchair (17 to 19 inches above the floor)....
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G. Sleeping Areas
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Boarding Assistance
are completely immobile, ask carrier personnel to provide a wheelchair to transport you to and from the gate, a lift (if necessary), and assistance transferring from an aisle chair to a seat...
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Fishing piers and platforms. (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Sections 206.2.14 and 237 of the 2004 ADAAG require at least twenty-five percent (25%) of railings at fishing piers and platforms to be no higher than 34 inches high, so that a person seated...
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III-7.7000 Alterations
Entities are permitted to -- (a) Install only one accessible unisex bathroom per floor; (b) Cluster wheelchair seating in altered assembly areas; (c) Use platform lifts as part...
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Assistive Powered Scooters
These scooters have a tiller for steering and a comfortable seat, usually with a back and armrests....
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Bathtubs (ADAAG 4.20)
ADA Accessibility Guidelines for bathtubs are predicated on the use of a conventional residential bathtub by individuals who independently transfer from a wheelchair directly to a tub seat...
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E. Restaurants and Concessions:
PSE shall make alterations and additions to all dining counters so that at least five (5) percent of the seating and standing spaces at the counter provide a clear floor space positioned...
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1015.2 Where required
In assembly seating areas at cross aisles in accordance with Section 1029.12. Elevated facility observation station access hatches at detention facilities....
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11B-1009.2.7 Operation
The lift shall be stable and not permit unintended movement when a person is getting into or out of the seat. [2010 ADA Standards] 1009.2.7 Operation....
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Space Needs
Subjects in general required more width (distance along the x-axis) than depth (distance along the y-axis) when performing transfers to this platform. ...
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5.4.1.2 Transfer and Positioning Support Location Recommendations for Imaging Equipment with Transfer Surfaces
This two-part recommendation recognizes the different use of the supports based on table width....
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201.1 Scope
Rearranging them to provide sufficient clear widths to allow wheelchair maneuvering is one method of barrier removal and the required clear width to become accessible can be determined by...
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402.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis)
., case, style, height, width, stroke width, and spacing), as well as other characteristics relating to height above the floor, finish, contrast, protective coverings, brightness, and rate...
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Aqua Creek Scout Excel
When combined with the adjustable seat height and a full 360˚ rotation in either direction, the Scout Excel allows you to clear short curbs or walls up to 26-inches high....
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When Transfer Systems Are Used
Where provided, a 24-inch (610 mm) minimum width is necessary for individuals moving around a structure....
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F235.2 Boat Slips
For example, a single pier 25 feet (7620 mm) long and 5 feet (1525 mm) wide (the minimum width specified by 1003.3) allows boats to moor on three sides....
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235.2 Boat Slips
For example, a single pier 25 feet (7620 mm) long and 5 feet (1525 mm) wide (the minimum width specified by Section 1003.3) allows boats to moor on three sides....
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What is an accessibility evaluation survey and when is one needed?
For example, doorways must be checked to see if they have at least 32 inches of "clear width."...
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A4.17.3 Size and Arrangement
The 36 in (915 mm) width is necessary to achieve proper use of the grab bars; wider stalls would position the grab bars too far apart to be easily used and narrower stalls would position...
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1018.1 General
The technical requirements address connections (1018.2); surface (1018.3); clear width (1018.4); obstacles (1018.5); openings (1018.6); slopes, including running slope (1018.7.1) and cross...
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Study Limitations
For instance, two hand cyclists traveling abreast will require more path width than a solo hand cyclist....
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Effect on Removal of Barriers in Existing Facilities: ADA Standard Section 101.2
Section 101.2 of the ADA Standards covers the effects of the removal of barriers in existing facilities.
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FOREWORD
Some examples of findings include: Sweep Width-The 85th percentile inline skater had a 1.5-meter (m) (4.9-foot (ft) sweep width, wider than the AASHTO recommended width for bike lanes...
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Willoughby Industries ETW-1490-FM-HC Floor Mount Wall Outlet Rear Mounted ADA Blow Out Type Flush Toilet
Standard toilet shall include: Elongated toilet bowl with contoured seat Integral crevice-free self-draining flushing rim with positive after fill Fully enclosed...
