Examples include a parking space with no access aisle to allow deployment of a van’s wheelchair lift, steps at a facility’s entrance or within its serving or selling space, aisles too narrow...
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MAKING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT ACCESSIBLE
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Kompan, Inc. Hammock ELE400006
Designed at just the right size and height for small children, the Hammock sways gently like a miniature rocking chair....
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Bowling Lanes
Spectator seating in bowling facilities is addressed in ADAAG and will require wheelchair spaces, companion seating, and designated aisle seats. ...
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End-of-Row Stalls
End-of-Row Stalls The design of end-of-row stalls incorporates aisle space into the stall for easier maneuvering; consider this design even where a stall is not located at the end of...
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11B-812.5.4 Arrangement
Vehicle spaces and access aisles shall be designed so that persons using them are not required to travel behind vehicle spaces or parking spaces other than the vehicle space in which their...
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Executive Summary
To maximize their health and wellbeing, persons with disabilities require access to the same range of MDE as individuals without disabilities, including examination tables, examination chairs...
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Selection of Variables
breadth; buttock-heel length; eye height, sitting; foot breadth; foot length; knee height, sitting; maximum elbow span; sitting abdominal breadth; sitting chest depth; sitting height from chair...
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BENEFITS AND COSTS: OVERVIEW
cost approximately $6,200 after the Access Board adopts the requirements for knee-crutches and transfer supports because health care providers will need to retrofit existing tables and chairs...
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5.1.4 Transfer Surface Height Measurement for M301 and M302
This recommendation applies to exam tables and chairs and this measurement may not necessarily be at the centerline of the seat where there are higher points on the seat....
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Road Racing Wheelchairs
Most chairs also have hand brakes to assist in stopping at high speeds. A steering mechanism compensates for the crown of the road so that the athlete can push equally with both arms....
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M102.1 Defined Terms
Examination tables, examination chairs, weight scales, mammography equipment, and other imaging equipment are examples of diagnostic equipment to which the standards apply....
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WHEELCHAIR
A chair mounted on wheels to be propelled by its occupant manually or with the aid of electric power, of a size and configuration conforming to the recognized standard models of the trade...
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Aircraft Accessibility Features
These features include accessible lavatories, movable aisle armrests, provision of on-board wheelchairs, and space to store wheelchairs and other mobility aids in the cabin....
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Seating Assignments
., ask for a bulkhead seat or an aisle seat with a movable armrest. This way, carrier personnel can determine the most appropriate seating accommodation for you....
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11B-812.5.4 Arrangement
Vehicle spaces and access aisles shall be designed so that persons using them are not required to travel behind vehicle spaces or parking spaces other than the vehicle space in which their...
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4.3.7 Clear Floor Space for Reaching
Accommodation models were developed for the three wheeled mobility device types, manual wheelchair users, powered chair users, and scooter users (figure 4‒9)....
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4. Organization of Technical Criteria
Examination chairs can be designed to recline and be used as examination tables....
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H. Barriers Affecting Accessibility and Usability of Medical Diagnostic Equipment
radiology equipment as moderately difficult to impossible to use; • 53 percent rated weight scales as moderately difficult to impossible to use; and • 50 percent rated examination chairs...
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F221.2.3.2 Vertical Dispersion
Points of entry to bleacher seating may include, but are not limited to, cross aisles, concourses, vomitories, and entrance ramps and stairs....
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NOTES
Note that height measurement, as defined by the tables and chairs subcommittee, represents the highest point of the transfer surface, inclusive of bolsters, when measuring to the top of...
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A7. Curb Ramps
If there is a curb between the access aisle and the accessible route to the building, is there a curb ramp that meets the following requirements: [ADA Stds 4.7] a....
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III-7.8200 Restaurants and cafeterias
ADAAG contains requirements for counters and bars, access aisles, food service lines, tableware and condiment areas, raised speaker's platforms, and vending machine areas (but not controls...
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General: ADA Standard Section 226.1
Section 226.1 of the ADA Standards covers information in the current ADA Standards on scoping requirements for dining surfaces and work surfaces.
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11B-221.2.3.1 Horizontal dispersion
Intermediate aisles shall be included in determining the total row length....
