Steel – polished and plated or phosphated and prime coated for painting or Stainless Steel – highly polished or satin finish. For corridor doors to patients’ rooms, operating...
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Stanley FBB 266 Heavy Weight Ball Bearing “Swing Clear” Offset Door Hinge
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Stanley FBB 268 Heavy Weight Ball Bearing “Swing Clear” Offset Door Hinge
Steel – polished and plated or phosphated and prime coated for painting or Stainless Steel – highly polished or satin finish. For corridor doors to patients’ rooms, operating...
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Cal-Royal Products Swing Clear Hinges
Use in hospitals or other institutional type buildings. Swings door completely clear of opening when door is opened 95 degrees. Swing clear hinges are designed so that when the door...
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Hager Companies Three Knuckle - Full Mortise Swing Clear Hinge AB7502
Three Knuckle - Full Mortise Swing Clear Hinge AB7502 - Concealed Anti-Friction Bearing - Heavy Weight Description: - For beveled edge doors - ANSI A8121 -...
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Stanley FBB 264 Heavy Weight Ball Bearing “Swing Clear” Offset Door Hinge
Steel – polished and plated or phosphated and prime coated for painting or Stainless Steel – highly polished or satin finish. For corridor doors to patients’ rooms, operating...
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Hager Companies Five Knuckle - Full Mortise Swing Clear Hinge 1260
Five Knuckle - Full Mortise Swing Clear Hinge 1260 - Plain Bearing - Standard Weight Description: - ANSI A8123 - For square edge doors - Non-rising removable pin...
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Hager Companies Three Knuckle - Half Surface Swing Clear Hinge AB7534
Three Knuckle - Half Surface Swing Clear Hinge AB7534 - Concealed Anti-Friction Bearing - Heavy Weight Description: - ANSI A8421 - Beveled surface leaves -...
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Stanley FBB 269 Heavy Weight Ball Bearing “Swing Clear” Offset Door Hinge
Steel – polished and plated or phosphated and prime coated for painting or Stainless Steel – highly polished or satin finish. For corridor doors to patients’ rooms, operating...
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ElectionSource Voter Accessibility Expansion Door Hinge
Add 2'' of width to any doorway in your offices! Excellent for use on bathroom doors which are usually a tight fit for those in wheelchairs. Easy to install, uses same screws and...
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Compliance Dates
public entities and public accommodations, except pools, must comply with the 2010 Standards to the extent required under title II program accessibility or title III readily achievable barrier...
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Final Regulatory Impact Analysis
., assuming a primary baseline (1991 Standards), that the safe harbor applies, and that for title III entities barrier removal is readily achievable for 50 percent of elements subject to...
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VII. New Construction and Alterations
Public entities must ensure that newly constructed buildings and facilities are free of architectural and communication barriers that restrict access or use by individuals with disabilities...
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Afternoon Session: Consulting with Private and Public Entities
Afternoon Session: Consulting with Private and Public Entities James L.E. Terry, AIA, CASp Evan Terry Associates © 2014 Evan Terry Associates, P.C. This...
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Boost Your Business - Chapter 14 - Tips and Resources
Boost Your Business - Chapter 14 - Tips and Resources
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Your ADA Obligations
You must, for instance: Follow accessibility standards when constructing or altering facilities; Remove architectural or structural communication barriers in existing facilities...
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U.S. General Services Administration (GSA)
GSA is dedicated to supporting Americans with disabilities in the workplace and beyond. GSA has a rich history of inclusion and is committed to creating a more accessible society,...
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Sec.36.401(a) General
(a) General.
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Sales and Service Counters
Sales and Service Counters When sales or service counters are provided, the counters must be accessible, if doing so is readily achievable. This access is an important part of...
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City of XXX – ADA Transition Plan
City Hall January 4, 2017 Prepared by: ADA Coordinator and Director of Facilities Area Access...
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7. What is the difference between a “portable” lift and a “fixed” lift?
7. What is the difference between a “portable” lift and a “fixed” lift? The real issue is not whether a lift is “portable” versus “fixed,” but rather whether a lift is “fixed”...
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§ 36.401(a) General
(a) General.
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§ 37.43(e)(2)(ii)
(ii) Costs associated with making restrooms accessible (e.g., grab bars, enlarged toilet stalls, accessible faucet controls);
