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Compilation of Instruments and Measurement Methods for Surface Accessibility
Compilation of Instruments and Measurement Methods for Surface Accessibility During the course of this project the following information was developed as background information to assist...
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1132A.4, Item 1
., concrete, brick, flagstone) serving primary entry doors and required exit doors are limited to not more than ½ inch (12.7 mm) of change in height between floor surfaces....
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1132A.4, Item 1
., concrete, brick, flagstone) serving primary entry doors and required exit doors are limited to not more than ½ inch (12.7 mm) of change in height between floor surfaces....
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(c) Thresholds at patio, deck or balcony doors
The final Guidelines provide that exterior deck, patio, or balcony surfaces should be no more than 1/2 inch below the floor level of the interior of the dwelling unit, unless they are constructed...
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3.2 Getting on the Table
Additional helpful features include an extra-wide top surface and higher weight capacity for larger people, adjustable side rails, positioning straps, and foot and leg supports that can...
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M305.2 Transfer Supports
Transfer supports shall comply with M305.2.
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M305.2 Transfer Supports (Section-by-Section Analysis)
This is an introductory section. As discussed above in Section IV.E.1. (Significant Changes – Transfer Supports), the Access Board strengthened the transfer support requirements and...
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5.4 Transfer Supports
5.4 Transfer Supports.
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5.4 Transfer Supports Recommendations
5.4 Transfer Supports Recommendations
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M305.2 Transfer Supports
Transfer supports shall comply with M305.2.
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What materials may satisfy ADAAG requirements?
In new construction and alterations, surface materials must be specified to be slip-resistant....
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11B-809.8 Doors
in height between floor surfaces....
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Transfer Access [1014.2.1]
The surface of the clear ground space must be firm and stable....
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Boost Your Business - Chapter 4 - Ramps
Boost Your Business - Chapter 4 - Ramps
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APPENDIX C
What was your pain/discomfort value associated with this surface (circle)?...
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Unified Facilities Guide Specifications
Unified Facilities Guide Specifications In Section 02752, Portland Cement Concrete Pavement for Roads and Site Facilities, published by the National Institute of Building Sciences, it...
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1132A.4, Item 4
Secondary exterior doors onto decks, patios or balcony surfaces constructed of impervious materials (e.g., concrete, brick, flagstone) may have a maximum change in height from the interior...
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Detectable Warning Surfaces on Curb Ramps (Section-by-Section Analysis)
Detectable Warning Surfaces on Curb Ramps (Section-by-Section Analysis) When the Access Board issued the 1991 ADAAG, the guidelines contained a requirement for detectable warning surfaces...
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5.3.1 Permitted Obstructions to Transfer Sides for Equipment Used by Patients in a Supine, Prone, Side-Lying or Seated Position
5.3.1 Permitted Obstructions to Transfer Sides for Equipment Used by Patients in a Supine, Prone, Side-Lying or Seated Position. A 3-inch maximum obstruction is permitted at transfer...
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11B-809.9.7 Exposed pipes and surfaces
Exposed water supply and drain pipes under sinks and lavatories shall comply with Section 11B-606.5.
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1016.5 Obstacles
The vertical alignment of joints in concrete, asphalt, or board surfaces on outdoor recreation access routes can be obstacles....
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5.4.3.1 Positioning Support Height Recommendation for Imaging Equipment with Transfer Surfaces
5.4.3.1 Positioning Support Height Recommendation for Imaging Equipment with Transfer Surfaces For imaging equipment with transfer surfaces, the Committee recommends a positioning support...
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26. Please indicate who installed the trail surface
Please indicate who installed the trail surface (choose all that apply): Manufacturer Contractor Agency/Organization/Park staff Volunteer Unknown...
