ADA and OSHA compliance is essential for private and public buildings. These standards stipulate width, depth, tread and other requirements that you need to follow for compliance. There are specific requirements for stairways, walkways, ramps and platforms that help to create safe working environments and allow for accessibility for people with disabilities. In this article, […]
Is your commercial building project almost wrapped up except for a few finishing touches, such as handrails for ramps? In some situations, the original drawings for the project lack guidelines for wheelchair ramps and handrails. With a limited amount of time, you may wonder if ramps need handrails to comply with guidelines set by The […]
Summary: Restaurants must adhere to ADA regulations to ensure access for all patrons and employees. They can do so with a range of accessibility solutions from National Ramp, including stairs and ramps. Clear walkways and stairs are convenient for pedestrians — they ensure safe and comfortable access. All customers and employees have the right to […]
As urban landscapes evolve, so does the quest for optimal building materials. One such transformation is the increasing preference for aluminum for outdoor stairs and walkways. Why Aluminum Is the Commercial and Industrial Choice Commercial and industrial property magnates are leaving behind traditional materials and turning their focus to exterior aluminum stairs and walkways. Why […]
Modular classrooms are effective solutions for adding space to educational facilities. However, one integral, often overlooked aspect of modular setups is accessibility. If you have one of these structures on your school’s property, you will need a modular ramp. Why Are Modular Ramps Essential for Temporary Classrooms? Modular ramps are vital for your educational facility […]
While your school needs to be accessible to students with disabilities, the ADA goes much further than accessible bathroom stalls and wheelchair ramps. The following examples are all taken from recent Justice Department settlements with school districts, universities, recreation programs, and summer camps and show there’s more to the ADA than a 1:12 ramp pitch.
