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Front & Back Entrance - for residential buildings (HVN Best Practice)
HANDRAILS
should have a top surface of between 900mm and 1000mm from the surface of the ramp.
OUTDOOR STROAGE SPACE
for wheelchair with charging facility, a range of secure storage cabinets are available. Indoor charging area may be provided as an alternative.
KERB
: 100mm high to exposed side of ramp.
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