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Category: Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances

Accessible-route widths, passing spaces, door clearances, opening force, thresholds, automatic doors, gates, turnstiles, entrances, and routes through facilities.

Connecting Accessible Parking to an Entrance Without Creating a Hazardous Route

Connecting Accessible Parking to an Entrance Without Creating a Hazardous Route

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Accessible Routes Through Employee-Only Areas: What the Standards Require

Accessible Routes Through Employee-Only Areas: What the Standards Require

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Accessible Entrances in Multi-Entrance Buildings: How Many Must Be Accessible?

Accessible Entrances in Multi-Entrance Buildings: How Many Must Be Accessible?

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Revolving Doors, Turnstiles, and Security Gates: Providing an Accessible Alternative

Revolving Doors, Turnstiles, and Security Gates: Providing an Accessible Alternative

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Automatic Doors and the ADA: When Automation Helps but Isn’t Required

Automatic Doors and the ADA: When Automation Helps but Isn’t Required

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
ADA Door Opening Force: Which Doors Are Covered and How to Test It

ADA Door Opening Force: Which Doors Are Covered and How to Test It

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Threshold Height at Accessible Doors: Maximum Changes in Level

Threshold Height at Accessible Doors: Maximum Changes in Level

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Door Maneuvering Clearance: Pull Side vs Push Side Explained

Door Maneuvering Clearance: Pull Side vs Push Side Explained

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
Passing Spaces on Narrow Accessible Routes: When and Where They Are Required

Passing Spaces on Narrow Accessible Routes: When and Where They Are Required

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances
How Wide Does an ADA Accessible Route Need to Be?

How Wide Does an ADA Accessible Route Need to Be?

Accessible Routes, Doors & Entrances

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