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THE INTERIOR DESIGN REFERENCE + SPECIFICATION BOOK
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Ramps
The maximum rise of a ramp cannot exceed 30 inches (762 millimeters) in height without a
landing. Ramps must have landings at both top and bottom. The maximum slope of a ramp
is
1:12. A slope that is 1:20 or less is not considered a ramp and does not require handrails.
Ramp runs that exceed a 6-inch (152-millimeter) vertical drop require handrails on the sides,
as well as vertical edge protection or a
12-inch (305-millimeter) horizontal surface extension
beyond the handrails. The minimum clear width of a ramp is 36 inches (914 millimeters).
UP
max. slope
1:12
slope of 1:20≤ is not a ramp
36" (914)
clear width
60"(1 524) min.
12
1
landing
ramp
ramp runs 6" (152) ≥
require handrails
ramp
ramp
landinglanding
landingramp
60" (1 524) min.
36" (914) min.
Straight Run Ramp Change of Direction
Elevators
Visible, tactile, and audible displays are
required at and around elevators to allow
disabled persons to function independently
in elevators. Hall signals at each elevator
should announce the arrival of an elevator
audibly and visually. Audible signals sound
once for cars traveling up and twice for cars
traveling down; for new elevators, they must
verbally announce each oor at each stop.
Tactile designations are required at jambs
and should be mounted
millimeters) above nished oor. Hoistway
key access and elevator call buttons must
be mounted
limeters) high, as should all interior control
buttons unless the building exceeds sixteen
oor levels.
60" (1 524) 60" (1 524) min.
60" (1 524) min.
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