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  • Rolling Aluminum Ramp -  Case Of Wheelchair Access For School Stage Rolling Aluminum Ramp - Case Of Wheelchair Access For School Stage
    Aug 22, 2022
    The height of the school playground stage and indoor activity classroom is generally 20 cm, 40 cm and 60 cm. There are stairs and handrails on both sides. For this type of stage barrier-free construction, it is not easy to build passages at both ends of the stage while meeting the standard slope. Therefore, it is possible to build a segmented and movable ramp at the front of the stage, which is less difficult and easier to achieve.   Case information: The indoor stage of a school in Asia is 1 meter high, and the slope length needs to meet the government standard slope of 1:12 or 1:8. The side of the ramp needs to comply with government regulations and be 5 cm high. Ramps need to be against walls, and ramps and joints need to be passable. When storing, it needs to be disassembled.   Solution: Portable roll aluminum ramps with 10m and 9m lengths. 1 meter 4 directions support frame. The length is 10 meters, and the platform transition of 50 cm and 4 azimuth supports is made in the middle.   The ramp side panels at the junction of the top and the stage do not exceed the stage for easy wheelchair access.   Wheels are installed on the side of the ramp, which can be rolled up and pulled away when stored.   The panel is provided with ribs, and the anti-skid effect is obvious.   The ramp and the support frame are connected and fixed by a lock, and it is easy to disassemble. The end of the top ramp is used as a blocking plate to prevent falling.   Legend: The base of the support foot is cut on one side, which is convenient for leaning against the wall.
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  • Shower chair - comparison of suction cup mats and original mats Shower chair - comparison of suction cup mats and original mats
    Aug 22, 2022
    When the legs and feet can still walk, but when taking a bath, the water temperature is high, the bathroom is relatively closed, the air is not circulated, it is easy to feel dizzy, and it is impossible to stand for a long time. Especially when movement is reduced by illness, aging, childbirth or accident. A shower chair that can fit in a wet bathroom is very important.   One of the most important properties to evaluate a bath chair is its slip resistance. Usually reflected in the four support feet of the bath chair.   Shower chair original foot pad: · The material is divided into rubber and TPR, both of which have the characteristics of non-slip. · Size: 6 cm in diameter · It is a common accessory part for bath chairs. In the shower, it is recommended to lean against the wall. Because of the fear of the occurrence of unexpected events such as rollover or overturning, unnecessary injuries may be caused.     Suction foot pad: · The material is the same as the original mat. In addition to the anti-slip feature, the anti-rollover function has been added. At the same time, it takes into account the characteristics of the original foot pads that can be moved. · Size: 10cm in diameter · The suction cups hold the ground firmly. It can only be lifted by manually pinching the "little ears" on the foot pads. It perfectly solves the risk that the bath chair may roll over.   Both types of pads have their own advantages, the key is how to use them.   Shower chairs with suction cup feet in the store also come with original foot pads. Welcome to purchase!
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  • Series - Introduction to the Development and Historical Knowledge of Accessible Design (I) Series - Introduction to the Development and Historical Knowledge of Accessible Design (I)
    Aug 22, 2022
    At the beginning of the 20th century, due to the call of humanitarianism, a new method of architectural design-barrier-free design was born in the field of architecture. It uses modern technology to build and transform the environment, provide convenient and safe space for the majority of disabled people, and create an environment for equal participation. The international research on the accessibility of the physical environment can be traced back to the early 1930s, when Sweden, Denmark and other countries built facilities for the disabled.   In 1961, the United States established the world's first Accessibility Standards. Since then, dozens of countries and regions, including the United Kingdom, Canada, and Japan, have successively formulated regulations. my country first proposed the construction of barrier-free facilities in March 1985. At that time, China Disabled Persons Welfare Foundation, Beijing Disabled Persons Association, and Beijing Architectural Design Institute jointly held a research meeting on disabled persons and social environment in Beijing, and issued a statement for disabled persons. The initiative to create a convenient living environment, in April of the same year, at the third session of the sixth session of the National People's Congress and the third session of the sixth session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, some deputies to the National People's Congress and members of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference put forward proposals and suggestions for the construction of special facilities for the needs of the disabled. In July 1986, the Ministry of Construction, the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the China Disabled Persons Welfare Foundation jointly compiled my country's first "Code for Design of Urban Roads and Buildings for Disabled Persons (Trial)", which was promulgated and implemented in 1989. The construction of barrier-free facilities in developed countries such as the United States and Japan and in developed regions such as Hong Kong Later, accessibility not only served the 37 million people with disabilities in the United States, but benefited the entire population. The construction of barrier-free environment in the United States has multi-level legislative guarantees and has entered the field of scientific research and education: various barrier-free facilities have an all-round layout and are coordinated with architectural art, which can be called world-class. Many colleges and universities in the United States have established a specialization in barrier-free design.   While carrying out the construction and renovation of barrier-free facilities, Europe emphasizes that the construction of houses should also be barrier-free, that is, for the disabled and the elderly. In the late 1930s, Sweden and Denmark began to provide apartments for the elderly.   There are about 200 million disabled people in the Asia-Pacific region. In recent years, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, South Korea and other countries have developed relatively good barrier-free facilities. Japan's current barrier-free facilities are relatively popular, and the unified construction regulations formulated by the country include barrier-free design. When each building is completed, a special department will check whether the construction of barrier-free facilities complies with the regulations. In some public facilities, especially stores, different levels of barrier-free design are implemented according to the size of the building area. For example, for large and medium-sized commercial buildings with an area of ​​more than 1,500 square meters, it is stipulated that special parking lots, toilets, elevators, and unimpeded passage for wheelchair users should be provided for the disabled and the elderly.
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