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Appendix D to Part 36—1991 Standards for Accessible Design as Originally Published on July 26, 1991
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Are all play areas required to be upgraded to the design specifications in the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design?
Not all play areas must be upgraded to be accessible, but enough playgrounds must be upgraded to ensure that children with disabilities have an equal opportunity to participate. This...
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Increasing Opportunities for Access on the Appalachian Trail: A Design Guide
In 1968, the United States Congress designated the Appalachian Trail as the Nation’s first national scenic trail, “to provide for maximum outdoor recreation potential and for the conservation...
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Tork Image Design S4 466100 Load Refill Video
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Tork Image Design S4 466000 Load Refill Video
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Web Accessibility 101: Screen Magnification Design Challenges - Forms
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Georgia-Pacific Cormatic® Automated Designer Series Towel Dispenser
The Cormatic® automated towel dispenser delivers the image of the Designer Series with patented, automatic, one-at-a-time dispensing....
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Issue 23: Should design guidance for persons with low vision be prescriptive or performance based?
You’ve got design teams, and it’s a matter of educating the project design teams in areas that they can bring their design expertise in. And it’s not a standard....
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Wheelchair seating locations must provide lines of sight comparable to those provided to other spectators.
line of sight, as illustrated in the figure below, allows a person using a wheelchair to see the playing surface between the heads and over the shoulders of the persons standing in the row...
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11B-221.2.1.5 Stadium-style movie theaters
vertical viewing angles (as measured to the top of the screen) are from the 40th to the 100th percentile of vertical viewing angles for all seats as ranked from the seats in the first row...
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216 and 703 Signs
These types of signs include: seat and row designations in assembly areas; occupant names, building addresses; company names and logos; signs in parking facilities (except those identifying...
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2010 California Standards for Accessible Design (excerpts relating to Safe Harbors only)
2010 California Standards for Accessible Design ETA Editor's Note This document contains excerpts from the 2010 California Building Code, relating to Safe Harbors, and should not...
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“Priority” Seating Method
“Priority” Seating Method Carriers may designate an adequate number of “priority” seats for passengers with a disability who meet the above requirements and who request a seating accommodation...
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Section 36.406(f) Assembly Areas (Section-by-Section Analysis)
These platforms cover one or more rows of standard seating. ...
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Section 35.151(g) Assembly Areas (Section-by-Section Analysis)
These platforms cover one or more rows of non-wheelchair seating. ...
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11B-221.2.1.5 Stadium-style movie theaters
vertical viewing angles (as measured to the top of the screen) are from the 40th to the 100th percentile of vertical viewing angles for all seats as ranked from the seats in the first row...
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11B-221.2.1.5 Stadium-style movie theaters
vertical viewing angles (as measured to the top of the screen) are from the 40th to the 100th percentile of vertical viewing angles for all seats as ranked from the seats in the first row...
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6.4
6.4 Wheelchair locations and companion seats shall be aligned horizontally so that they are shoulder-to-shoulder with each other and with other seats in the same row....
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Design Features and Accommodations for those with Depression, PTSD, & Other Mental Health Conditions in the Workplace
Beyond this and with forward thinking, when organizations are in the building design process they may even want to consider various elements that could be proactively implemented to help...
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Lines of Sight for Wheelchair Spaces
This exception derives from the ANSI A117.1‒2003 standard and recognizes that viewing angles at the mid-sections of rows are generally better than those at the ends of rows....
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U.S. Forest Service Accessible Picnic Table Designs - Wood Picnic Table
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If the manufacturer states that the design load is 800 pounds, can the transportation operator limit actual use to 600 pounds for safety reasons?
If the manufacturer states that the design load is 800 pounds, can the transportation operator limit actual use to 600 pounds for safety reasons? No....
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§382.61(b)
(b) You are not required to provide movable armrests on aisle seats of rows which a passenger with a mobility impairment is precluded from using by an FAA safety rule....
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§382.97(c)(2)
(2) Internal barriers are present in the aircraft that would preclude passengers who use a boarding or aisle chair from reaching a non-exit row seat....
