Low Energy Doors and Gates [§404.3] Low energy doors and gates usually require activation by the user through a push plate or control and are often used in moderate traffic locations...
Search Results "Door Maneuvering Clearance"
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Low Energy Doors and Gates [§404.3]
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Full-Powered Automatic Doors and Gates [§404.3]
Full-Powered Automatic Doors and Gates [§404.3] Full-powered automatic doors and gates are often found in grocery and retail stores, hotels, and airports to ease passage with shopping...
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Is compliance on both sides of a door or gate required when it is usable only from one side?
No, compliance is not required on both sides of those doors or gates that can be used in one direction only. Compliance is required only on the usable side....
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Can handrails or other elements overlap door maneuvering clearances?
No, door maneuvering clearances must be free of any overlapping objects, even those providing knee and toe clearance, which can interfere with maneuvering at doors and doorways....
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Is latch-side maneuvering clearance as specified in the Standards applicable to doors with panic bars?
When latch-side clearance is required as part of the maneuvering clearances specified for a door, including on the push side of doors with a forward approach that have both a closer and...
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Are spring hinges and gravity hinges considered “closers” in determining the size of maneuvering clearances?
Some approaches require additional maneuvering clearances when a door or gate is equipped with a closer because of the additional force that must be counteracted in proceeding through doors...
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Can maneuvering for a forward approach be provided when there is space at least 60” deep in front of a door?
Space at least 60” deep in front of a door that is unobstructed on approach sides will provide sufficient depth for a forward approach if appropriate strike-side clearance is provided; but...
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Is additional latch side clearance required on the push side of doors with a forward approach when either a latch or closer (but not both) is provided?
No, latch clearance 12” minimum is required for forward approaches on the push-side of doors equipped with both a closer and a latch....
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On the latch, pull side of the door, is there at least 18 inches clearance provided if the door is not automatic or power operated?...
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806 Transient Lodging Guest Rooms
Department’s plans showing accessible transient lodging guest rooms compliant with the 2010 Standards were not common in the transient lodging industry and also noted that the plans omitted doors...
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Plan 1A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a standard bathtub with a seat, comparable vanity, clothes closet with swinging doors, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Plan 1B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a standard bathtub with a seat, comparable vanity, clothes closet with swinging doors, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Plan 2A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a standard roll-in shower with a seat, comparable vanity, wardrobe, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Plan 2B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include an alternate roll-in shower with a seat, comparable vanity, wardrobe, and door connecting to adjacent guest room. Furnishings include two beds. ...
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Plan 3A: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a bathtub with a seat, comparable vanity, open clothes closet, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Plan 3B: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a standard roll-in shower with a seat, comparable vanity, wardrobe, and door connecting to adjacent guest room. Furnishings include two beds. ...
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Plan 4A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a standard roll-in shower with a seat, comparable vanity, clothes closet with swinging doors, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Plan 4B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include an alternate roll-in shower with a seat, comparable vanity, wardrobe, and door connecting to adjacent guest room. Furnishings include two beds. ...
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Plan 5A: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a transfer shower, comparable vanity, clothes closet with swinging door, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Plan 5B: 13-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a transfer shower, comparable vanity, open clothes closet, and door connecting to adjacent guest room. Furnishings include two beds. ...
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Plan 6A: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a transfer shower, water closet length (rim to rear wall) 24 inches maximum, comparable vanity, clothes closet with swinging door, and door connecting to adjacent guest...
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Plan 6B: 12-Foot Wide Accessible Guest Room
Features include a transfer shower, water closet length (rim to rear wall) 24 inches maximum, comparable vanity, wardrobe, and door connecting to adjacent guest room....
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Doorways at Landings [§405.7.5]
Doorways at Landings [§405.7.5] Required door maneuvering clearances can overlap ramp landings (it is advisable to locate the swing of doors outside ramp landings for greater safety)....
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Maneuvering Clearance or Standby Power for Automatic Doors
Maneuvering Clearance or Standby Power for Automatic Doors. Section 4.13.6 of the 1991 Standards does not require maneuvering clearance at automatic doors....