AS1428.1-2009 provides different types of ramp options that can be incorporated into a building. They include a kerb ramp, threshold ramp, step ramp or 1 in 14 graded ramp.

Ambulant toilets are specifically designed for those with ambulant disabilities that do not require the extra space that is provided by accessible toilets. Accessible toilets are specifically designed to provide enough space to accommodate wheelchair access and assistance when transferring from a wheelchair to a toilet.

AS 1428.1-2009 states that a grate may be used on a continuous accessible path of travel if circular openings are not greater than 13mm in diameter.

We highly recommend AS1428.1-2009 compliant stair nosings be installed to all stairways within common areas to prevent any possibility of future litigations that may arise from personal injury.

Accessible Change Facilities are required to be installed in specific shopping centres, sports venues, museums, art galleries, theatres and passenger areas within airports.

Changes being introduced in NCC 2019 are almost here. As seen in the public comment draft released last year, there’s lots to take in! Read on to find out more about key changes, dates and what’s available to help you understand it.

The problem we regularly see on site is that the first ascending riser needs to be setback into the next flight of stairs the distance of one tread (or going). This ensures that the internal handrail transitions around over the landing and maintains a consistent height throughout the stair landing.

The ACAA Conference 2019 will be held in Sydney at the Luna Park Conference Venue between the 14-16 August. The conference is specifically catered for access consultants and all people working to establish inclusive communities.