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Note: The simplified guide to universal access criteria should be viewed before starting the questionnaire.

To view the simplified universal access criteria (click here)

Parking signs: identifier

Signs should be placed in front of the parking space vertically on a column that is different from the color of the surrounding environment.

Signs must be included on the international code of access.

Avoid placing signs on building facades, walls, or fences.

Adhere to the sizes and dimensions of the signage and the column contained in the simplified guide.

Parking lots:

Parking should be accessible so that they are near the main facility entrance.

The position space must be appropriate (the length of the position is proportional to its width) according to the requirements in the simplified guide.

Access lanes on both sides of the parking lot and on the rear to extend over the entire parking space.

Adherence to the sizes and dimensions of access corridors as stated in the simplified guide.

The international access code must be placed on the floor of the parking lots with a white border and a blue background.

Adherence to the sizes and dimensions of ground markings as contained in the simplified guide.

The number of parking lots for people with disabilities must be commensurate with the total number of parking available.

The slopes:

The slope surface must be stable, non-slip and barrier-free.

The slope mile ratio should be between 1:25 and 1:16.

The width of the slope should be between 95 cm to 110 cm between the balusters.

The slope should not be more than 9 m long slopes with intermediate spaces of 2.1 m and a minimum area.

Protective railing should be placed on both sides of the slope.

The color of the handrails should be different from the color of the walls and the surrounding environment.

At the slopes of the sidewalks the slope slope should be between 1:50 and 1:20.

The width of the pavement slope should be a minimum of 1.5 m not including any curved sides.

Handrails:

The double-histing handrail (uper and down) must be suitable for all users in sizes and dimensions.

The handrail grip must be non-slip, free of any sharp elements, and be fitted as.

The handrail must be tightly fastened and immobileable or vibrating.

The handrail grip diameter should be between 3 – 4 cm.

A minimum of 5-6 cm should be provided free space between the handrail and the wall.

The color of the handrails should be different from the color of the walls and the surrounding environment

Internal and external stairs (stairs):

Visual and sensory signals must be integrated into the tray to warn people with visual disabilities of the presence of stairs.

The stairs must include warning surfaces at the bottom and top of the stairs and be on the entire width of the stairs.

The design of the stairs must be proportional so that the existing grade with the sleeper is regular and in sizes and dimensions.

The lip of the stairs should not stand out more than 4 - 6 cm and its height should not exceed 2.5 cm.

A double handrail must be installed on both sides of the stairs in the sizes and dimensions contained in the simplified guide.

Reception, information and service offices:

Reception desks and queries should be on an accessible route..

An appropriately dimensional free space should be provided in accessible sections of reception desks, information and services.

There must be at least one accessible section serving people with disabilities..

The height of the table in the accessible sections should be appropriate and the depth below the table is appropriate.

Ways and systems must be provided to identify the location of the front desk to serve people with visual disabilities.

Working environment:

Staff offices for persons with disabilities should be accessible..

The work environment and corridors must be barrier-free.

The height of the desk table and the depth below the table should be suitable for use for people with motor disabilities and barrier-free.

It is preferable to provide the offices of employees with hearing disabilities or hearing impaired with visual alert support devices that work with lighting or vibration.

It is preferable to provide the path leading to offices of employees with visual disabilities with ground paths, warning points and braille prints.

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