Where the running slope of an accessible route is more than 5%, it is considered a ramp. Generally, changes in level up to 6 inches can be treated as a curb ramp....
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Ramps [4.8]
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410.2 Floor Surfaces
410.2 Floor Surfaces. Floor surfaces in platform lifts shall comply with 302 and 303....
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C1-f
If the slope of part of the accessible route is more than 1:20, does it meet the following requirements for an accessible ramp? Yes No...
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Interior Routes
INTERIOR ROUTES Floor and ground surfaces stable, firm and slip resistant. 11B-302.1 Carpet pile height 1/2 inch...
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Interior Routes
INTERIOR ROUTES Floor and ground surfaces stable, firm and slip resistant. 11B-302.1 Carpet pile height 1/2 inch...
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Where the slope of the accessible route is greater than 1:20, does this area meet the following requirements for an accessible ramp? Yes No...
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11B-1005.3.2 Extended ground or deck surface
The ground or deck surface shall extend 12 inches (305 mm) minimum beyond the inside face of the railing....
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609.5 Surface Hazards
609.5 Surface Hazards. Grab bars and any wall or other surfaces adjacent to grab bars shall be free of sharp or abrasive elements and shall have rounded edges....
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a. Transfer Surface Adjustability
The MDE NPRM proposed that the same transfer surface height range of 17 inches minimum to 19 inches maximum be applied to both diagnostic equipment used in the supine, prone, or side-lying...
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Handrail Gripping Surfaces: ADA Standard Section 1008.2.5.3.1
Handrail gripping surfaces with a circular cross section shall have an outside diameter of 0.95 inch (24 mm) minimum and 1.55 inches (39 mm) maximum....
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Technical Bulletin: Ground and Floor Surfaces
UNITED STATES ACCESS BOARD A FEDERAL AGENCY COMMITTED TO ACCESSIBLE DESIGN Technical Bulletin: Ground and Floor Surfaces...
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Door and Gate Surfaces [§404.2.10]
Door and Gate Surfaces [§404.2.10] The bottom surface of doors and gates on the push side must be smooth to a height of at least 10”....
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Firmness, Stability, and Slip Resistance [§302.1]
Firmness, Stability, and Slip Resistance [§302.1] Accessible floor and ground surfaces must be stable, firm, and slip resistant....
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IV. Discussion of Findings and Implications
of surface maintenance to assure accessibility and safety for use by children on a daily basis. ...
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11B-902.4 Dining surfaces and work surfaces for children’s use
Accessible dining surfaces and work surfaces for children’s use shall comply with Section 11B-902.4....
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11B-902.4 Dining surfaces and work surfaces for children’s use
Accessible dining surfaces and work surfaces for children’s use shall comply with Section 11B-902.4....
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11B-902.4 Dining surfaces and work surfaces for children’s use
Accessible dining surfaces and work surfaces for children’s use shall comply with Section 11B-902.4....
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410.2 Floor Surfaces
Floor surfaces in platform lifts shall comply with 302 and 303....
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410.2 Floor Surfaces
Floor surfaces in platform lifts shall comply with 302 and 303....
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R408.4 Tread Surface
R408.4 Tread Surface. Stairway treads shall comply with R302.7. Changes in level are not permitted....
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Step 2: Identify the Presence of Limiting Factors
A continuous distance means a sustained running slope (grade) without rest areas or more moderate slopes....
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Digital inclinometers (SmartTool®)
Digital inclinometers (SmartTool®), while slightly more expensive than standard levels, are easy to calibrate and use and can measure slopes in degrees, percent, and fractions per foot....
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General: ADA Standard Section 303.1
Section 303.1 of the ADA Standards covers information in the current ADA Standards for changes in level for floor and ground surfaces.
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609.5 Surface Hazards
Grab bars and any wall or other surfaces adjacent to grab bars shall be free of sharp or abrasive elements and shall have rounded edges....