The torque of a person transferring from a wheelchair onto the seat necessitates this as transferring onto a toilet generally puts more force on the seat than when an able bodied person...
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III-4.4600 Seating in assembly areas
And in order to facilitate seating of wheelchair users who wish to transfer to existing seating when fixed seating is provided, a public accommodation must provide, to the extent readily...
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Location
Subsequently, the rear grab bar behind the toilet was omitted in all configurations intended to accommodate assisted transfer. Similarly, the sidewall grab bar was often omitted....
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Medical Device Manufacturers
Many medical device manufacturers currently incorporate accessible features in some of their products such as patient support surfaces that are height adjustable, transfer and positioning...
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A. Background
Because of his disability, and the height of the DEXA equipment used by Jefferson Outpatient, the complainant needed assistance to transfer from his wheelchair to the DEXA machine. ...
- Aquatic Access Pool Lift IGAT-180/135
- SDC Z7500 HiTower Pro Series Actuator Controlled Locksets
- Biodex BioStep® 2 Semi-Recumbent Elliptical Machine
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Play Components
For the purpose of the guidelines, ramps, transfer systems, steps, decks, and roofs are not considered play components....
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Feature 6 - Restrooms
accessible stall has a door wide enough to enter; floor space for a wheelchair user to roll up to the toilet; grab bars on the back and side wall nearest the toilet to support the person as he transfers...
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What other surface considerations affect wheelchair travel?
Exterior ramps and walks will generally be constructed with a cross-slope (perpendicular to the direction-of-travel slope) in order to provide positive drainage....
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1. Sloped Surfaces
Cross slope is the slope or grade of a surface perpendicular to the running slope. The most cross slope allowed on an accessible route is 1:50 (2% or 1.15 degrees)....
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11B-604.3.2 Overlap
11B-606 shall be permitted on the rear wall 18 inches (457 mm) minimum from the water closet centerline where the clearance at the water closet is 66 inches (1676 mm) minimum measured perpendicular...
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1.1.4 Walk cross slope
Measure for overall cross slope (the direction perpendicular to the running slope) by establishing elevations at the outside edges of the walking surface at 10 ft (3 m) intervals beginning...
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608 Shower Compartments
Section 608 addresses transfer showers and roll-in showers and provides specifications for size and clearances, grab bars, seats, operable parts, shower spray units, thresholds, and enclosures...
- Garaventa Evacu-Trac CD7 Evacuation Chair
- Aquatic Access Pool Lift IGAT-180-AD
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Soft Contained Play Structures
Transfer systems (left) or platform lifts can serve as a part of an accessible route connecting entry points on soft-contained play structures....
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COST OF EQUIPMENT
inch depth $5,000 - $9,000 $7,000 0% (baseline) Configuration #2: Accessible equipment as currently available on the market, with the addition of transfer...
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Supporting Documents for the Medical Diagnostic Equipment Accessibility Standards Advisory Committee Report
Table and Chairs Subcommittee Report - Imaging Equipment Subcommittee Report - Mammography Subcommittee Report - Stretchers Subcommittee Report - Weight Scales IDeA Center Memo – Transfer...
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vii. Ancillary equipment
Sliding boards or sheets and gait belts may assist in transfers of patients with disabilities to and from examination or treatment tables and chairs....
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Other Features in Progress
Moveable stairs for transfer into the spa from a wheelchair Grab bars around the roll-in shower in the den bath Fold-down blockers on all sliding doors for increased security...
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Bathtub
For individuals who had the ability to ambulate, a walk-in fixture was intended to provide a safer alternative for independent as well as assisted transfers....
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7. Diagnostic Imaging Equipment: Accessibility Considerations
Diagnostic Imaging Equipment: Accessibility Considerations Section 4 introduces the complex considerations raised when considering accessibility standards, such as transfer surface heights...