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Figure 307.2 Limits of Protruding Objects – Drawing from the U.S. Access Board
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Temporary Solutions for Election Day
Suggestion: When people who are blind or who have low vision use a cane to detect hazards, objects located at 27 inches or lower are detectable....
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Queue Solutions QueuePro Twin
The lower belt restricts pedestrians from ‘ducking’ under the belt, helps keep children in line and provides guidance for the visually impaired using a cane. ...
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Temporary Solutions for Election Day - Hallways and Corridors - Voters Who are Blind or Who Have Low Vision
Temporary Solutions for Election Day Hallways and Corridors - Voters Who are Blind or Who Have Low Vision Problem One: Wall-mounted display case is a protruding object...
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Very interesting insight
This short video uses humor to explain how a person is blind may interact with the street-side walking environment. 'Video game' points for successes and deductions for problems add...
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Very interesting insight
I agree, Dean. I've used it in training sessions - it's a great way to communicate the idea of what is required and necessary, no matter the location or the language.
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Haws Fountain Skirt SK1 Isometric View
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American Dryer, Inc Wall Guard Accessory
Industry-First ADA Wall Guard No need to cut a hole in the wall to achieve ADA compliance. Dramatically reducing moisture on walls and floors, new patent-pending Wall Guard is...
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Oasis Apron Kit, Sandstone
Oasis Apron Kit, AC APRON SANDSTONE - part number 035174-001. The apron will give ADA compliance when installed below the upper unit.
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Problem One (Protruding Objects)
Problem One: Objects, such as branches and ceiling-mounted televisions, over a route are lower than 80 inches above the ground or floor. Solution: Prune the branches or remove the...
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Problem Two (Protruding Objects)
Problem Two: A wall-mounted display case protrudes seven inches from the wall and the bottom of the case is 40 inches above the floor. Solution: Place a detectable object or...
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Young Equipment Sales Vinyl Bleacher End Closures
A bleacher enclosure or bleacher curtain is an important factor in bleacher safety. Our bleacher enclosures are customized to fit your bleachers and prevent traffic and accidents...
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Problem Three (Protruding Objects)
Problem Three: The bottom of a set of stairs is open and voters who are blind or have vision loss can hit their head on the underside of the stairs. Solution: Provide a detectable...
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Accessible Routes Throughout the Museum
Some people who are blind or have low vision use canes to detect barriers that jut into the path of travel, whether along the accessible route or any other circulation path....
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Accessible Sidewalks 4: Pedestrians who are Blind
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WorkZone Safety Products Retractable Cone Bar
Retractable Cone Bar, black & yellow Light weight and extremely portable Easy to set up or remove Providing an instant inexpensive barrier to hazardous or controlled...
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Roadtech Manufacturing Retractable Cone Bar Barricades and Barriers
Retractable Cone Bar Barricades and Barriers Pedestrian Barricades | Traffic Control Barricades | Safety Barrier The JBC Retractable Cone-Bar...
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Grainger Telescoping Traffic Cone Bar
PRODUCT DETAILS PVC bar includes 2 rings to lay on top of cones. May be used with any size traffic cone, including 28" or 36" wide-body cones
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T&W Traffic Control Retractable Cone Bar
Economical barrier for work zone areas. Fits all cone sizes. Restricts access to any work zone area. Sets up and tears down in seconds.
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Haws Fountain Skirt SK3
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Haws Fountain Skirt SK3HPS
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NYC Board of Elections: Video 4 - Accessibility Maintenance
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Access Board: Vertical Clearance for Protruding Objects
This video is part of a longer animation produced by the U.S. Access Board. View the animation video in it's entirety on the Access Board's website...
